The scribble infrastructure (libraries and build scripts) for Bootstrap use
define-runtime-path in certain places, and I'm trying to understand the
implications of modifying those uses to build-path instead. (This is in
code which Danny Yoo originally wrote and I'm now trying to maintain).
Here are two specific examples:
(define-runtime-path lessons-dir
(build-path 'up "lessons"))
(define (get-units-dir)
(build-path courses-base (current-course) "units" "langs" "english"))
We are tempted to edit the lessons-dir definition to follow the form of
get-units-dir (because we need to start using get-env to build these
paths). What would we lose if we did this? We don't need to create
executables. We simply need to run scribble on a slew of files (and create
a directory of html to deploy on our web-server). We do depend on
traverse-blocks in producing our html. Does define-runtime-path do
anything special for us in this case?
thanks,
Kathi
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