loaded it on sbcl via quicklisp a few minutes ago, ran it on a package and it tripped:
error opening #P"/home/user/.cache/common-lisp/sbcl-1.3.3.debian-linux-x64/home/user/quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/helambdap-20160208-git/helambdap.css":
No such file or directory
the directory is there but all the .cache files are fasl files, there is a helambdap.css file in the /home/user/quicklisp directory. It looks like the compiled version is looking in the "." directory and expecting to see the source directory rather than cache directory.
... yes when I copy the css file over to the fasl directory, it doesn't crash ..
Last edit: programmer 2016-03-28
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sorry. I missed this for such a long time. Yes. Quicklisp and ASDF do something strange with the location of the compiled files which messes things up. I did not see this as I am usually deploying by hand.
I suppose I can fix this by generating a META tag in the documentation.
I'll have to llok into this.
Marco
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loaded it on sbcl via quicklisp a few minutes ago, ran it on a package and it tripped:
error opening #P"/home/user/.cache/common-lisp/sbcl-1.3.3.debian-linux-x64/home/user/quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/helambdap-20160208-git/helambdap.css":
No such file or directory
the directory is there but all the .cache files are fasl files, there is a helambdap.css file in the /home/user/quicklisp directory. It looks like the compiled version is looking in the "." directory and expecting to see the source directory rather than cache directory.
... yes when I copy the css file over to the fasl directory, it doesn't crash ..
Last edit: programmer 2016-03-28
Hi
sorry. I missed this for such a long time. Yes. Quicklisp and ASDF do something strange with the location of the compiled files which messes things up. I did not see this as I am usually deploying by hand.
I suppose I can fix this by generating a META tag in the documentation.
I'll have to llok into this.
Marco