Re: Common Lisp packaging

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> There is this wiki page that has (or started?) put together guidelines
> for the packaging of lisp packages.

Interesting, thanks.

This page is a bit eclectic right now.

Gentoo has an excellent one in its Wiki:

  http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/lisp/common-lisp/guide.xml

In my opinion the first essential step is defining a common
location for all packages and a framework for having user- and
implementation-specific locations for the compiled binaries.

I also wonder whether all people interested in Arch and
Common Lisp are reading this, or whether some are only active
in the forums.

  Leslie

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