I want to load cl-ppcre without recompiling everything each time.
But all I see in README is (load "/path/to/cl-ppcre/load.lisp").
How do you just load the library without reinstalling it?
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Den Sat, 10 Nov 2007 13:49:09 -0600 skrev Dan Bensen:
> I want to load cl-ppcre without recompiling everything each time. But
> all I see in README is (load "/path/to/cl-ppcre/load.lisp"). How do you
> just load the library without reinstalling it?
(require 'asdf)
(asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op 'cl-ppcre)
Cheers,
Maciej
Maciej Katafiasz wrote:
>> I want to load cl-ppcre without recompiling everything each time. But
>> all I see in README is (load "/path/to/cl-ppcre/load.lisp"). How do you
>> just load the library without reinstalling it?
>
> (require 'asdf)
> (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op 'cl-ppcre)
Thanks. Is that the only way? Just wondering.
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Dan Bensen <··········@cyberspace.net> writes:
> Maciej Katafiasz wrote:
>>> I want to load cl-ppcre without recompiling everything each time. But
>>> all I see in README is (load "/path/to/cl-ppcre/load.lisp"). How do you
>>> just load the library without reinstalling it?
>>
>> (require 'asdf)
>> (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op 'cl-ppcre)
>
> Thanks. Is that the only way? Just wondering.
You typically make a system file for your software that specifies
cl-ppcre as a dependency. Then when ASDF is told to load your system,
cl-ppcre will be compiled (if necessary) and loaded automatically.
Zach
Den Sat, 10 Nov 2007 16:04:50 -0600 skrev Dan Bensen:
>> (require 'asdf)
>> (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op 'cl-ppcre)
>
> Thanks. Is that the only way? Just wondering.
No, but the most practical. It takes care of creating, managing and
loading .fasl files for you, which you'd otherwise have to do manually.
Cheers,
Maciej
On 10 nov, 19:49, Dan Bensen <··········@cyberspace.net> wrote:
> I want to load cl-ppcre without recompiling everything each time.
> But all I see in README is (load "/path/to/cl-ppcre/load.lisp").
> How do you just load the library without reinstalling it?
>
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> Dan48www.prairienet.org/~dsb/
An esay way is to dump a lisp image with cl-ppcre compiled in. See
your CL implementation manual for that.
On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 13:49:09 -0600, Dan Bensen <··········@cyberspace.net> wrote:
> I want to load cl-ppcre without recompiling everything each time.
> But all I see in README is (load "/path/to/cl-ppcre/load.lisp").
Really, that's all you see? Strange. Last time I checked the README
file listed four different ways of loading/installing the library.
Also, on which system does loading "load.lisp" recompile everything
each time?
Edi.
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> On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 13:49:09 -0600, Dan Bensen <··········@cyberspace.net> wrote:
>> I want to load cl-ppcre without recompiling everything each time.
>> But all I see in README is (load "/path/to/cl-ppcre/load.lisp").
Edi Weitz wrote:
> Really, that's all you see? Strange. Last time I checked the README
> file listed four different ways of loading/installing the library.
Sorry, I mean that's all I see in the section (1.1) that doesn't involve
defsystem, asdf, or LispWorks. It doesn't distinguish between
installing and loading.
> Also, on which system does loading "load.lisp" recompile everything
> each time?
Wow, that's strange. I restarted sbcl and loaded cl-ppcre, and it
didn't compile this time. But I don't remember downloading a new copy
of cl-ppcre since I last used it. I thought I was just reloading the
installation that I had compiled earlier. It's been several months since
I used it though, so maybe I downloaded again after the last time I used it.
Thanks for answering, Edi. Likewise for the other people who posted.
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??>> Also, on which system does loading "load.lisp" recompile everything
??>> each time?
DB> Wow, that's strange. I restarted sbcl and loaded cl-ppcre, and it
DB> didn't compile this time.
it uses file-write-date to determine if it needs to be compiled or not, as
most auto-building software out there.
if it was compiling more than once on your system, that means that time is
(was) somehow broken on your [file]system
Alex Mizrahi wrote:
> ??>> Also, on which system does loading "load.lisp" recompile everything
> ??>> each time?
> DB> Wow, that's strange. I restarted sbcl and loaded cl-ppcre, and it
> DB> didn't compile this time.
>
> it uses file-write-date to determine if it needs to be compiled or not, as
> most auto-building software out there.
> if it was compiling more than once on your system, that means that time is
> (was) somehow broken on your [file]system
Interesting. Come to think of it, I copied the entire directory a few months
ago when I moved all my downloaded libraries. Maybe that wasn't such a good
idea. The fasl files would have been in there, but they would then have the
same timestamp as the source.
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