I just noticed that touching sources helps a bit to work around this
bug, nothing more. Maybe :force helps too, but I didn't check that.
>Note that I'm not interested in working on this bug at this point, but
>will happily help clean up and merge a patch that you'd submit.
>>> 3. Am I right that
I remember you mentioning this issue on the mailing-list before, but
couldn't find the bug on launchpad, so I opened this:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/asdf/+bug/1581204
Note that I'm not interested in working on this bug at this point, but
will happily help clean up and merge a patch that you'd sub
>> 3. Am I right that bug with incorrect system definition which loads
>> "successfully" is not fixed yet? Touching the source would help to
>> work around it.
>>
> But yes, if you have a bug in your .asd file, it's a bug.
I mean just the following known bug in asdf:
; file wrong-system.asd
(defs
On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 4:12 AM, 73budden . wrote:
> Hi! Some new thoughts:
>
> 1. Sometimes we (developers) fail to describe system dependencies
> correctly. Sometimes we just don't know the exact dependency graph.
> But we feel that something is wrong with A system. Just deleting fasls
> or touc
Hi! Some new thoughts:
1. Sometimes we (developers) fail to describe system dependencies
correctly. Sometimes we just don't know the exact dependency graph.
But we feel that something is wrong with A system. Just deleting fasls
or touching the source or specific system helps to diagnose this.
2.
I think Faré's final point really gets to the nub of this issue: how
worthwhile is it to have a CLEAN-OP, instead of having the user blow
away their fasl cache manually?
My guess is that the answer is that it's most valuable for novices, who
won't necessarily know where to find their caches.
The
On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 8:41 AM, Robert Goldman wrote:
> I am inclined to agree with Andreas. I don't see that CLEAN-OP is
> impossible for ASDF. I can see that there are some issues that require
> thought, and for some systems additional coding by the developer, but I
> don't see that as an insu
I am inclined to agree with Andreas. I don't see that CLEAN-OP is
impossible for ASDF. I can see that there are some issues that require
thought, and for some systems additional coding by the developer, but I
don't see that as an insuperable barrier. After all, "make clean" is in
some sense impo
Hi Budden!
I see I can only do that with shell or batch.
I would like to confirm, is it possible to create new operation for ASDF 3.1
regardless of cleaning up .fasl files?
I googled, but there is no particular code to create new operation for an asdf
manual but there is a section for creati
Hi Budden!
I see I can only do that with shell or batch.
I would like to confirm, is it possible to create new operation for ASDF 3.1
regardless of cleaning up .fasl files?
I googled, but there is no particular code to create new operation for an asdf
manual but there is a section for creatin
On Sun, May 8, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Faré wrote:
> clean-op is an impossible operation to fix, because its meaning isn't
> defined in general, and CANNOT be defined in general. And while some
> specific subsets and variants of it CAN be defined, they remain so
> specific as to not be of general purpo
Dear ta2gch,
On Sun, May 8, 2016 at 10:50 AM, TANIGUCHI Masaya wrote:
> I want to do "make clean" on ASDF.
> I tried to use clean-op of ARNESI.
>
> I got a following message, [...]
>
> How to fix it?
>
This is a simple question that unhappily has no answer. My apologies
if my following non-answe
Hi!
Maybe :force works well now, but I had problems with it in the past
(don't remember which problems exactly). TANIGUCHI Masaya, you can
consult asdf source as the "canonical" example of operations.
Hi Budden!
I see I can only do that with shell or batch.
I would like to confirm, is it possible to create
new operation for ASDF 3.1 regardless of cleaning up .fasl files?
I googled, but there is no particular code
to create new operation for an asdf manual
but there is a section for creating
I'll look into this a bit. I'd be happy to see clean-op incorporated in ASDF.
Note that budden's response about using touch is not necessary. To force a
recompile one can simply use :force
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> On May 8, 2016, at 09:50, TANIGUCHI Masaya wrote:
>
> I want to do "make clean"
Hi Masaya, list!
I use batch file which deletes all fasl files to do complete
cleanup. If I wanted to force recompilation of a particular system, I
would just "touch" all files.
See also
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Common_Lisp/External_libraries/ASDF/Budden's_infrequently_asked_questions
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I want to do "make clean" on ASDF.
I tried to use clean-op of ARNESI.
I got a following message,
WARNING:
No dependency propagating scheme specified for operation class
IT.BESE.ARNESI:CLEAN-OP.
The class needs to be updated for ASDF 3.1 and specify appropriate
propagation mixins.
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