Some already have pages on the CLiki
- arnesi - arnesi is a collection of utilities written by Marco Baringer
- asdf binary locations - This ASDF-Extension below shows one good way to specify the binary locations used ASDF systems
- asdf-additions - ASDF-ADDITIONS is an asdf-extension package which currently contains two extensions: one for automatically compiling and loading shared objects and another one for muffling compiler notes
- asdf-addons - asdf-addons is currently deprecated in favor of asdf-binary-locations
- asdf-config - (DEPRECATED, July 2006: This functionality was recently superseded by Gary King's new asdf operation 'load-preferences' - it provides a slightly different and more general variant of the variable initialization support of asdf-config)
- asdf-dependency-grovel - asdf-dependency-grovel makes it possible to generate components with dependencies from serial asdf system definitions
- asdf-flv - ASDF-FLV provides support for file-local variables through ASDF
- asdf-install - ASDF-install is OBSOLETE
- ASDF-Install-tester - The system is completely unmaintained
- ASDF-installable-version - AIV (ASDF-installable-version) is a development tool, a hackbrary, and an ASDF-Extension intended to piggyback on ASDF-Install-Tester, facilitating collection and publication of the current versions of 'ASDF-Installable' software
- asdf-packaging-tools - ASDF based utilities for development
- asdf-system-connections - Note: this system is no longer being maintained
- asdf-upgrade - This is a start at an ASDF-extension to upgrade
- asdf-world - Small ASDF-Extension that aims to provide version controllable registries ("worlds")
- bundler - the Bundler is an ASDF-Extension to combine many systems into one automatically
- CL-RCFiles - This very small Common Lisp library provides a way to add initialization files
Some don't (yet)
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ASDF Addenda
This code adds five operations:
pack-op which creates
an archive (by default a tar archive) of all the files in the
system
tag-op which creates an Emacs/Vi tags
file
stat-op which prints some statistics about
the system files (see Unix wc)
make-exe-op which writes an executable file
containing all the necessary modules required to run the
system
revert-op which removes the files produced by
another operation; by default it reverts the compilation,
which means the x86f/fasl files are removed
This page probably belongs mostly to development.