#+xcvb

(module

 (:description "package for XCVB"

  :depends-on ("lisp-invocation" "version" "xcvb-utils")))

(in-package :xcvb-driver)

(eval-when (:compile-toplevel :load-toplevel :execute)

  (setf *optimization-settings*
        `((speed 2) (safety 3) (compilation-speed 0) (debug 3)
          ,@*implementation-settings*))
  (proclaim-optimization-settings))

(defpackage :xcvb

  (:use :closer-common-lisp

        :xcvb-utils :command-line-arguments :lisp-invocation

        :optima :interface :pure :fare-mop

        :fare-memoization :inferior-shell

        #+xcvb-farmer :quux-iolib #+xcvb-farmer :iolib.os)

  (:import-from :asdf

   #:*default-source-registry-exclusions*

   #:*default-source-registries*

   #:inherit-source-registry)

  (:import-from :xcvb-driver

   #:get-xcvb-version #:get-xcvb-directory

   #:build-xcvb)

  ;;; We have stopped trying to try to export a sensible interface
  ;;; through the package system.

  ;;; No wonder why: the CL package system is not very maintainable,

  ;;; and doesn't even scale to moderate size systems.

  ;;; Instead, we only export bare essentials.
  ;;; Happily, XCVB is an end-program, not a library meant to be reused.

  (:export

   #:*xcvb-version* ;; version
   #:module ;; Defining and using modules and extensions
   #:cmd)) ;; Easy REPL access to the command-line interface

(defpackage :xcvb-user