On 6 Feb 2019, at 2:22, Jim Newton wrote:
When creating an lisp application I usually have one (or several) what
I call top-level asdf systems
which advertise the public interface to the application, and I may
have several internal systems
which are used but not intended for public use.
What is the convention with asdf to distinguish entry-point systems
from internal/private
systems?
I generally try to use either Faré's "slashy" systems (like
"shop2/common") in my work. When I can, it's even better to use a
`:module` which isn't visible at all.
I think what you are really asking is "how should I name a system that
the user should never load *directly*?" I don't have a great answer to
this question.
