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cl-launch 3.011-1 source package in Ubuntu

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cl-launch (3.011-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * CCL now has standalone applications!
  * Use (require "asdf") instead of (require :asdf) because of CLISP.

cl-launch (3.010-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * --final argument (in 3.009) allows to run a form
   *before* the image is dumped. To do the right thing on ECL,
   you probably want to use #. to do at read-time
   things that must be done while building.

  * Have cl-launch.asd depend on ASDF 2.015. Actually,
    ASDF must be upgraded to 2.015 *before* anything that
    system that depends on ASDF and relies on any ASDF extensions
    is loaded.
 -- Ubuntu Archive Auto-Sync <email address hidden>   Sun,  12 Jun 2011 12:46:57 +0000

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Original maintainer:
Francois-Rene Rideau
Architectures:
all
Section:
devel
Urgency:
Low Urgency

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cl-launch: uniform frontend to running Common Lisp code from the shell

 CL-Launch will allow you to invoke Common Lisp source code from the shell
 command line or from a shell script. It will also allow you to turn your
 Common Lisp source programs into standalone executables or executable shell
 scripts (optionally using a dumped image), depending on the features
 available in your underlying implementation.
 .
 CL-Launch will automatically detect a supported Common Lisp implementation
 and use adequate invocation options. It can also be configured to fit exactly
 the programmer's desires. Fully supported implementations are:
        Allegro, CLISP, ClozureCL, CMUCL, ECL, GCL 2.7, SBCL, SCL.
 Of these, SBCL, ECL and CLISP support creating standalone executables.
 Partially supported implementations are:
        LispWorks Professional, ABCL, GCL 2.6, XCL.
 .
 CL-Launch also offers Common Lisp programs a simple uniform interface to
 invocation parameters (command-line arguments and environment variables).
 It relies on ASDF 2 for system construction. See the ASDF 2 manual for
 more information on how to configure source and object code location.
 CL-Launch may dump memory images for fast startup (at the expense of disk
 space). It can also be used as a quick way to evaluate and print simple Lisp
 forms or scripts from the command-line without invoking a full-fledged REPL,
 and to easily compare results between implementations.