srv/build-exe.lisp

#-quicklisp
(let ((quicklisp-init (merge-pathnames "quicklisp/setup.lisp"
                                       (user-homedir-pathname))))
  (when (probe-file quicklisp-init)
    (load quicklisp-init)))
(ql:quickload :loop :silent t)
(sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die #P"loop"
                         :toplevel #'loop:main
                         :executable t
                         :save-runtime-options t)
Lots of changes. (See full log.) - Converts Makefile to UNIX line termination. Makefiles cannot be formatted with DOS CRLF because, otherwise, we could not escape \n to continue on a second line. We end up escaping \r and not \n. - Adds install target. - Fixes remove-account! Procedure delete-if ``may modify sequence'', but we cannot be sure it will modify it. There are cases in which it does and there are cases in which it doesn't. Seeing it did modify in one case, I incorrectly assumed it would modify in all cases---such is life. Since I do want to modify it always, I wrote delete-if*, which in calls setf to be sure the list is overwritten. - Avoids (load'ing "~/.sbclrc") and, instead, does what Quicklisp does. It's not always the case that ~/.sbclrc exists. But Quicklisp in each installation knows what to do. So we do what Quicklisp does in each script that we use. - Adds command-line parsing. - Adds install target to Makefile. 2024-12-05 19:03:09 -03:00			`#-quicklisp`
			`(let ((quicklisp-init (merge-pathnames "quicklisp/setup.lisp"`
			`(user-homedir-pathname))))`
			`(when (probe-file quicklisp-init)`
			`(load quicklisp-init)))`
Fiat lux! 2024-12-05 18:23:19 -03:00			`(ql:quickload :loop :silent t)`
Lots of changes. (See full log.) - Converts Makefile to UNIX line termination. Makefiles cannot be formatted with DOS CRLF because, otherwise, we could not escape \n to continue on a second line. We end up escaping \r and not \n. - Adds install target. - Fixes remove-account! Procedure delete-if ``may modify sequence'', but we cannot be sure it will modify it. There are cases in which it does and there are cases in which it doesn't. Seeing it did modify in one case, I incorrectly assumed it would modify in all cases---such is life. Since I do want to modify it always, I wrote delete-if*, which in calls setf to be sure the list is overwritten. - Avoids (load'ing "~/.sbclrc") and, instead, does what Quicklisp does. It's not always the case that ~/.sbclrc exists. But Quicklisp in each installation knows what to do. So we do what Quicklisp does in each script that we use. - Adds command-line parsing. - Adds install target to Makefile. 2024-12-05 19:03:09 -03:00			`(sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die #P"loop"`
Fiat lux! 2024-12-05 18:23:19 -03:00			`:toplevel #'loop:main`
Lots of changes. (See full log.) - Converts Makefile to UNIX line termination. Makefiles cannot be formatted with DOS CRLF because, otherwise, we could not escape \n to continue on a second line. We end up escaping \r and not \n. - Adds install target. - Fixes remove-account! Procedure delete-if ``may modify sequence'', but we cannot be sure it will modify it. There are cases in which it does and there are cases in which it doesn't. Seeing it did modify in one case, I incorrectly assumed it would modify in all cases---such is life. Since I do want to modify it always, I wrote delete-if*, which in calls setf to be sure the list is overwritten. - Avoids (load'ing "~/.sbclrc") and, instead, does what Quicklisp does. It's not always the case that ~/.sbclrc exists. But Quicklisp in each installation knows what to do. So we do what Quicklisp does in each script that we use. - Adds command-line parsing. - Adds install target to Makefile. 2024-12-05 19:03:09 -03:00			`:executable t`
			`:save-runtime-options t)`