[flexichain-devel] .asd file
Robert Strandh
strandh at labri.fr
Tue Jan 30 16:38:04 UTC 2007
Christophe Rhodes writes:
>
> The flexichain .asd file includes an almost-useless package: there are
> no persistent definitions other than the system itself, so (since asdf
> arranges for the file to be loaded in a temporary package which uses
> the ASDF package) there's no need to define and use a -system package.
> (Packages are surprisingly heavyweight objects, which is why I'm
> drawing this to your attention).
>
> There's one way in which having a package definition can be useful --
> for incremental development of the .asd file itself. However, you can
> achieve that, if this is one of your goals, with an explicit asdf:
> prefix to the defsystem symbol.
Done. Thanks!
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Robert Strandh
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