2011/8/29 Joseph R. Justice <[email protected]> > "interpsys" would be a Build-Depends of some sort for OpenAxiom then,
No, interpsys is a part of OA sources and used only for building. As I said before, one can think of it as of libtool or similar. SBCL adds shebangs in order to make "standalong executables". One can copy /usr/bin/sbcl to /any/path/with/any/name and compile lisp source using this new file and get shebang: #! /any/path/with/any/name --script But FASL-files are not used as standalong executables in OA, and the only mandatory part of FASL is line "# FASL". Might this cause a problem for someone down the line? I'm thinking of > something along the lines of, a bug (possibly a security-related bug) > is found in SBCL (possibly by SBCL upstream), in the portion that is > duplicated inside of OpenAxiom, and is fixed in the SBCL package > itself within Debian. AFAIK this is how most lisp compilers work: include its core into resulting binaries. Thanks for your time. Hope this is of some use, interest. > > Joseph > > Thanks!
