On 1 Jan 2025, at 16:33, Joseph Mingrone wrote:
> As you can see, in this particular case, the ASDF package itself is
> being built. For CCL, CLISP, and SBCL, everything works as expected,
> and the FASL files are written under /wrkdirs/. However, when building
> packages for ECL, ASDF tries to
Hello Robert,
Things are progressing, and the issues I described in the first message
of this thread have been solved. As I write this, we have support for
CCL, CLISP, and SBCL. I'm now working on adding support for ECL, but
facing a problem with ASDF output translations being ignored.
The ASDF
On 28 Nov 2024, at 19:10, Joseph Mingrone wrote:
> Hello Robert,
>
> Your description of what we are trying to accomplish is accurate. In short,
> we aim to:
>
> - Use existing binaries when they are installed as OS packages.
> - Allow things to work as expected when those binaries are n
Hello Robert,
Your description of what we are trying to accomplish is accurate. In short, we
aim to:
- Use existing binaries when they are installed as OS packages.
- Allow things to work as expected when those binaries are not installed,
i.e., write binaries to the user's cache.
Your
I thought I had understood your question, but now I see that I did not. Let me
see if I have this right:
1. There are pre-packaged CL systems (sources) like `cl-alexandria`
2. There are additionally binary systems corresponding to the pre-packaged
systems, like `cl-alexandria-sbcl`
Are you try
On Sun, 2024-11-24 at 14:09, Robert Goldman wrote:
> I haven't verified the details, but I believe the short answer to your
> question is "yes."
> What one would need to do is to find where packages such as
> `cl-alexandria-sbcl` write their compiled code and add that location to the
> excepti
I haven't verified the details, but I believe the short answer to your question
is "yes."
What one would need to do is to find where packages such as
`cl-alexandria-sbcl` write their compiled code and add that location to the
exceptions to output translations.
See [the asdf
manual](https://as
