RE: How to make own modules ?
CMUCL can load library (i.e. CLX, HEMLOCK) modules via require
if they are not dumped with the image.
I have never tried to write a module for CMUCL this way since
i'm working with MK:DEFSYSTEM on Linux. But i assume that it is
needed to (provide 'foo) when the module is loaded.
I don't know what a module name clash is. Can anyone explain, please ?
Regards
AHz
>-----Original Message-----
>From: David Fox [mailto:davef@xanalys.com]
>Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 3:49 PM
>To: AHZ@smi.de
>Cc: lisp-hug@xanalys.com
>Subject: Re: How to make own modules ?
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> can anyone give me a hint how to have my own modules
> with LWW ?
> I want to be able to (require 'foo) for some modules
> in a way similar to CMUCL where (require 'foo) tries to find
> the module in a predefined directory.
> I know about mk:defsystem and ASDF but i assume that it
> is still possible with native LWW.
>
>LispWorks does not support this. Why not do:
>
>(require 'foo "/predefined/directory/foo")
>
>?
>
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>Does CMUCL have system-defined modules? How does CMUCL deal with
>module name clashes? Do you expect to explicitly call PROVIDE in your
>loaded module, or does CMUCL's REQUIRE do that for you?
>
>Dave Fox
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