But I forgot that I had restarted the inferior lisp in between loads.
Thanks for the quick response.
On Monday, May 7, 2012 9:41:00 AM UTC-4, Zach Beane wrote:
> arvid writes:
> > Does quicklisp cache system locations?
> > I have my local projects directory defined in ~/.config/common-lisp/
> > source-registry.conf
> > If I start lisp, copy a system to my local projects directory, then
> quickload.
> > It loads the quicklisp version.
> > If I copy the system to my local projects directory first, then start
> lisp,
> > quickload will correctly the local system.
> ASDF scans the source registry at startup and does not scan again unless
> prompted, or via a restart.
> The ~/quicklisp/local-projects/ facility scans automatically as needed.
> ASDF does cache system locations; after it's loaded once, it will
> continue to load from the same location even if a new location for the
> system is visible through a rescan of the source registry.
> Zach