Yes, that is right. `parse-defsystem` calls `change-class`. I will set
up an issue for this, and put you on the cc list.
On 22 Dec 2021, at 10:49, Attila Lendvai wrote:
i think i know why this is happening.
i have attached a test that has the two versions that i have talked
about. the
Thanks for the note! I'm not sure what to do about this, since I don't
use the "asdf/tools" myself. I never figured out how to debug the lisp
scripts there, so I have stuck to the old code that is based on bash and
make.
That looks like code that is probably related to the creation of Debian
i think i know why this is happening.
i have attached a test that has the two versions that i have talked about. the
slot override works, but the default-initarg doesn't.
ASDF probably calls change-class, probably from reset-system-class, which
invokes reinitialize-instance directly, and
> Yes, this works as expected for me:
>
> (defclass foosys (asdf/system:system)
> ()
> (:default-initargs :default-component-class 'foo))
>
> (asdf/component:module-default-component-class (make-instance 'foosys)) => foo
indeed. after Robert's mail i also tried this, and it worked, yet i'm seeing
Yes, this works as expected for me:
(defclass foosys (asdf/system:system)
()
(:default-initargs :default-component-class 'foo))
(asdf/component:module-default-component-class (make-instance 'foosys)) => foo
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Martin Simmons
LispWorks Ltd
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> On Wed, 22 Dec
I don’t fully understand the issue. I followed up the reference you posted, and
the follow-on reference to Chris Riesbeck’s web page, and there I see the
following:
make-instance (in conjunction with initialize-instance) creates an instance of
a circle as follows:
make-instance creates an
dear list,
i wanted to set the default-component-class of our own system subclass using
:default-initargs, but it's ignored because the slot has a :initform (as
opposed to setting the default value using a :default-initargs entry).
in the current ASDF setup, i need to override the slot (or the
