Ralf Hemmecke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >>> I think since you are not deleting or modifying code, you should just >>> check, whether the notangled .lisp file is identical to the one from >>> the monolithic chunk. It should be no problem to achive this. Then you >>> are sure that the compilation will run through. > >> I couldn't, since I reordered code. There's not really a good way >> around that, I believe. > > What do you mean you "reordered code"? I changed the order of function/macro definitions. I changed your examble a bit to match what actually happened.
%FILE 1 <<*>>= BLIH (Should end up in a single chunk with BLUH) BLOH BLAH (Should be in its own chunk) BLUH (depends on BLAH, ie has to come after blah in the file) @ %END FILE1 Now try to chunk this up given those constraints without changing the order of code. Besides I deleted many blank lines and obsolete comments. I could've kept them, but I reckon the cruft should go. Furthermore I'm planning to be more invasive next time around. I'll eliminate aliases, obsolete functions etc. > cmp file1 file2 > > should show that the two files are equal. That's what I was planning to do, but it didn't work. Kai _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
