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From: Raymond T. <ray...@er...> - 2005-01-04 14:53:07
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>>>>> "Robert" == Robert Sedgewick <rd...@me...> writes:
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Robert> On Dec 22, 2004, at 9:21 AM, Raymond Toy wrote:
>>>>>>> "Denis" == Denis Bueno <db...@cc...> writes:
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Denis> Could a committer add the following, matlisp.asd, to the
>> cvs tree?
Denis> It's quite convenient to use.
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>> Is there something that this asd file does that mk-defsys doesn't do?
>> I'm not really keen on maintaining two defsystems for matlisp.
Robert> Well, the asd file takes care of compiling the fortran sources, while
Robert> the mk-defsys solution needs a makefile for that. Also, asdf is
Robert> integrated with slime (I don't think mk-defsys is).
For the asd file to work properly, I think it needs to be generated
from configure so that the right options are given to the Fortran
compiler. At one point mk-defsys file could also compile the Fortran
sources, but I don't know if I ever committed the changes or if it
even works anymore.
If one of you wants to maintain the asd file, then I can commmit it.
But you'll have to make it so that it's either created by configure or
you punt and have a makefile build the Fortran sources.
Ray
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