[Ecls-list] calling ECL functions defined in an ASDF package from C code

[Eric Schulte]

A heavy weight workaround (which is actually preferable in my case given
the non-lispyness of my co-workers) is to copy all required *.lisp files
into the directory of your lisp project, and then compile a shared
library using a sequence like that in the attached build file.

This is certainly not elegant, but it does remove any dependency on ASDF
or QUICKLISP.

Best -- Eric

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Ph. Marek <philipp at marek.priv.at> writes:

>> However the current solution loads required libraries (e.g., alexandria)
>> at runtime and depends on a local instillation of quicklisp.  Would it
>> be possible to compiling all dependencies into a single linked library
>> with no external runtime dependencies using `c:build-shared-library'?
>> Something like a ":monolithic t" option?
> I'd be interested in that as well.
>
> I didn't test it yet, but possibly giving all necessary .o files in
> ~/.cache/common-lisp/... to the build function might work?
>
> The (ql:quickload) lines would have to be (eval-when (:compile)), I imagine.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Phil
>
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Eric Schulte
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