Jinsong Zhao <
jszhao@yeah.net> writes:
Hi there,
I am a newbie to package in common lisp. I try to write a toy package that may
help me to understand how to organize the source code file.
just a tip, probably considered a bad idea; dump the packages until you
need them. I compile everything in :cl-user before I start messing with packages...
Here is the code in a file named "pack.lisp"
#| start a comment
(in-package "COMMON-LISP-USER")
(defpackage "MFP"
(:use "COMMON-LISP")
(:export func))
(in-package "MFP")
end of comment
|#
This is considered ``bad form'' in many languages; in lisp rapid
dewvelopment is the key.
Also you can recompile and then reload in the same image.
(progn (load "file") (compile 'func))
I hope to run "func".
(func)
the repl is a tuff nut to crack in LISP...
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