ncurrency. I believe POIU compiles each component in a separate process,
> then loads them sequentially.
I see, that's good to know. At least it's an implementation limitation
and not a design limitation I guess.
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zacque
op8 can be
done. Same goes for op9, it has to wait for (op2, op3, op4) + op8.
2. Now, with ECHO-OP done, I want to define a new operation PRINT-OP
that prints out the content of the file after ECHO-OP is done. I can
define PRINT-OP as subclass of ASDF:SELFWARD-OPERATION. But how can I
express the operation dependencies such that ASDF knows PRINT-OP depends
on ECHO-OP?
I've look into ASDF:LOAD-OP but I can't see where such a dependency is
expressed explicitly? Is the operation dependency defined somewhere
implicitly?
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zacque
s for all three
> of ECHO-OP, COMPILE-OP and LOAD-OP.
>
> I recommend you load this version, try (ASDF:OPERATE 'ECHO-OP:ECHO-OP
> (ASDF:FIND-SYSTEM "echo-op-test") :FORCE T) and
> see what output you get.
Thanks! It's indeed very enlightening. And I've separated it out into
few parts to play with, as shown in the code snippet I pasted above.
One question: How do you know whether to define PERFORM primary method
or an :AROUND method for the custom operation class? It's not obvious to
me which one to choose for different use cases.
Thanks!
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zacque
y of
#1=(#
. #)
on:
(#1#)
[Condition of type ASDF/ACTION:CIRCULAR-DEPENDENCY]
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which I have no idea what is going on.
I'm still learning about ASDF, so any help to achieve what I want to do
would be very much appreciated.
Thanks!
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zacque
