How to load source code

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(make flag file1 file2...) loads a set of files and caches the names of those files. If flag is nil then certain tedious SBCL errors are suppressed.

When called with no arguments, e.g. (make), the function reloads the cached file names (which is handy for quickly rebuilding the sytem.

 (let (files)
   (defun make  (&optional verbosep &rest new )
     (labels ((make0 (x)
               (format t ";~a~%" x) (load x)))
       (if new
          (setf files new))
       (if verbosep
          (mapcar #'make0 files)
          (handler-bind ; SBCL-specific
              ((style-warning #'muffle-warning)) 
            (mapcar #'make0 files)))
       (terpri)
       t))
  )

Author

Tim Menzies (tim@menzies.us)

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