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.lib and .fas files in clisp
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Bruce L. Lambert, Ph.D.
Apr 25, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/25/96
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When compling a file in clisp, two new files are produced: a .fas file
and a .lib file. Is it correct to assume both of these must be loaded in
order for things to work properly. What exactly does the .lib file do?
and a .lib file. Is it correct to assume both of these must be loaded in
order for things to work properly. What exactly does the .lib file do?
-bruce
Marcus Daniels
Apr 26, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/26/96
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>>>>> "Bruce" == Bruce L Lambert, Ph D <lamb...@uic.edu> writes:
Bruce> When compling a file in clisp, two new files are produced: a
Bruce> .fas file and a .lib file. Is it correct to assume both of
Bruce> these must be loaded in order for things to work properly. What
Bruce> exactly does the .lib file do?
When compiling a module that REQUIRE's other modules, the .lib files
are a way to inform the compiler of submodule information without
re-compiling the submodules. If the .lib files are absent, no harm
is done, it just takes longer.
One can refer to source files without the file-type and CLISP
will compile and/or load the lsp, fas, lib as appropriate.
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