Zach Beane

I use that latest version of named-readtables - I can't build oct until the submodule is removed.

There is still a file named `rt/rt.asd` and it's causing the same problem.

Hmm, I still can't get this to build, even with a huge dynamic-space-size. I can't quite tell what's going wrong though. I'll keep trying.

It shouldn't take that long. What do you see in a backtrace? On Thu, Jun 30, 2022 at 11:49 AM Samuel Hunter ***@***.***> wrote: > This is likely false memory,...

Interrupt it while it’s loading slowly to see where it’s spending time. > On Jul 6, 2022, at 22:15, Samuel Hunter ***@***.***> wrote: > >  > I'm not sure...

This looks entirely like an asdf issue to me. Maybe it’s a config issue. Quicklisp usually caches big tree scans from session to session but asdf does not.

It's possible that your asdf config points to a big tree that it must scan.

You could do something like this: ``` (in-package :ql-dist-user) (map nil 'ensure-installed (flatten (dependency-tree "mgl"))) ``` It's not as terse as a new option to quickload, but it works today.

In my experience, ASDF systems sometimes have implicit dependencies that only become apparent when loading them. Quicklisp's system database explicitly includes them.

Have you contacted Kevin about incorporating bug fixes?