How to compile my lisp code in a project with many lisp files?

ID	Created	Type	mocl Version	Dev OS	Target	Status
#48	by dmsurti on 2014-07-08 (1978 days ago)	question	14.05	Mac OS X	iOS	closed

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Summary:I usually use quickproject to set up my lisp project. I add the code in multiple lisp files. Ex: https://github.com/dmsurti/sudoku. If I had to compile sudoku lisp code (assuming there is some Xcode proj somewhere), what command should I use: mocl --ios <xcode-dir> <file>. what is <file> here?

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I mean what is <file> when lisp code is spread across multiple files?

- dmsurti, 1978 days ago

Ok, I read through the manual. So If I just put a (require :sudoku) in my app.lisp while my sudoku project lives under ~/quicklisp/local-projects and ~/mocl/systems having a symlink to sudoku.asd should work. Is that correct?

- dmsurti, 1978 days ago

Yes, that is the idea. mocl will import ASDs using require. For simple things you could also use load, e.g. (load "foo.lisp") to pull in other files.

- Wukix, 1978 days ago

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Thanks for confirming. Closing ticket.
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- dmsurti, 1978 days ago