On 6/17/08, Stavros Macrakis <macrakis at alum.mit.edu> wrote:
> No, agreed, that would be a bad solution. Anyway, it wouldn't solve
> the problem of compiling compar or nset *independently* (not as part
> of a recompile of the whole system). The usual way of dealing with
> this in Lisp systems is to put compile-time definitions in separate
> files -- just as in C programs header files (.h) are separate from
> code (.c) files. This is not ideal, but ....
How about moving DO-MERGE-ASYM to clmacs.lisp?
That is one of the first files compiled, and it seems to have several
macros in it. That resolves the problem (I tried it).
Robert