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quicklisp
Quicklisp client.
In the exciting, new world of docker, it's a good idea to cache intermediate steps of generating a disk image. In python, for example, that means copying the `requirements.txt` into...
More and more systems use new ASDF attributes :MAILTO and :HOMEPAGE in their definitions. These systems (and the systems depending on them) fail to load on lisps with older ASDF:...
Compilation of some packages fails when you ql:quickload a not installed package in a package that is different of cl-user.
If two dists contain many equal releases, the disk space is wasted by storing duplicated files, because every dist downloads tarballs and stores unpacked sources in its own private directory....
Absent `:verbose t`, quickload binds `*compile-verbose*` and `*load-verbose*` to nil. When it's present, it simply doesn't bind anything, rather than binding them to T. Since the default initial value is...
Thank you for this tremendous piece of software. I want to encourage you to take some time to document quicklisp. It seems there is a lot of unused potential.
I'm using SBCL and Maxima (compiled with SBCL) ``` ;;; The following lines added by ql:add-to-init-file: #-quicklisp (let ((quicklisp-init (merge-pathnames ".local/share/setup.lisp" (user-homedir-pathname)))) (when (probe-file quicklisp-init) (load quicklisp-init))) ``` If this...
QL functions that accept system names e.g. ql:system-apropos and ql-dist::find-system ought to accept keywords in addition to strings, just as ql:quickload does.
ql:add-to-init-file fails with CLisp 2.48, built from source, on Ubuntu10.04. I call it, and the file is unchanged afterwards. I thought it was just that you weren't calling finish-output on...
On client 2014-01-30 dependency-tree expects calling ql-dist:find-system on an element of a system's required-systems to return a system object. This expectation is violated for at least "asdf", which leads to...
