Hi folks,
This is a genuine question that has tripped me quite a few times, so I'd
appreciate some closure - pun intended ;)
Suppose you are developing a library /foo/. In the absence of AOT, you
don't need to include Clojure as an actual dependency (perhaps as a :dev
one so that you can work away), because the caller/user of your library
is expected to provide the Clojure version he/she wants (ignoring
features introduced in some particular release and such). All good so far...
Now suppose said library uses a `:gen-class` ns (because it needs to
register a service through java-SPI and `proxy` won't cut it), and that
you 've managed to restrain AOT only to that specific ns (through
runtime `requiring-resolve` calls). Does that automatically make that
library only compatible with whatever Clojure version you compiled it
with (which would mean that Clojure now needs to be a proper dependency
for things to work)?
Many thanks in advance...
Kind regards,
Dimitris
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