Package Defsystem-Compatibility - internal and external symbols

Part of:

asdf-system cl-graph, asdf-system metatilities, asdf-system defsystem-compatibility
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Package Defsystem-Compatibility uses the packages Common-Lisp. It is also known as Dsc. It has 97 total symbols and 24 external ones.

Condition

system-definer-not-found-error

Variable

*ignore-errors?*
*pathname-cache*
*pathname-separator*
*prefered-definer-for-systems*
*prefered-system-definer*
*relative-pathname*

Function

associated-test-system

Returns the name of the system that should be used to test system-name or nil if no such system e...

available-systems

Returns a list of the names of all of the systems that could be found for the default system defi...

collect-system-dependencies

What's in a name...? This form attempts to find and load all of the referenced
system files start...

collect-system-files

Returns a list of the files in system/s. See map-system-files for a discussion of the arguments.

ensure-pathname-separator-defined
ensure-string
ensure-system-name

Returns the canonical representation of the system's name.

filename-looks-like-system-file-p

Returns true if filename looks like a system file for the defaults system-definer. This is based ...

find-system

Returns the system definition of system-name for its system-definer or nil if no such system exis...

handle-file
loaded-systems

Returns a list of the names of the systems that are currently loaded for the default system-defin...

map-system-dependencies
pathname-for-system-file

Returns the full pathname in system for filename (which is just the name+type).

registered-systems

Returns a list of every system that has been registered / defined for the default system-definer.

safe-slot-value
select-system-definer%
system-dependencies

Returns a list of the systems on which system-name depends directly.

system-loaded-p
system-name-for-display

Returns a 'nice name' for system-name. If no such special name is available, then the system-name...

system-property

Returns the value of the named property-name of system-name. If no-error? is nil, then an error w...

system-relative-pathname
system-signature
system-source-directory

Returns the pathname of the directory in which system-name lives.

system-source-file

Returns the pathname of the system definition of system-name for its system-definer.

system-sub-systems

Returns the complete list of the systems on which system-name depends; compare with system-depend...

top-level-system-p

Returns true if, metaphorically speaking, system-name is a system unto itself. Usually, this mean...

Generic-Function

%map-system-files
associated-test-system*

Returns the name of the system that should be used to test system-name or nil if no such system e...

available-systems*

Returns a list of systems that are available for the system-definer.

compute-relative-pathname-extension
ensure-system-name*

Returns the canonical representation of the system's name.

extend-relative-pathname
filename-looks-like-system-file-p*

Returns true if filename looks like a system file for the system-definer. This is based only on t...

find-system*

Returns the system definition of system-name for the system-definer or nil if no such system exis...

loaded-systems*

Returns a list of the names of the systems that are currently loaded with the system-definer.

map-system-files

Applies function to each of the files named in system-name/s. If system-closure? is true, then fu...

registered-systems*

Returns a list of every system that has been registered / defined for the system-definer.

select-system-definer
system-dependencies*

Returns a list of the systems on which system-name depends directly.

system-name-for-display*

Returns a 'nice name' for system-name. If no such special name is available, then the system-name...

system-property*

Returns the value of the named property-name of system-name. If no-error? is nil, then an error w...

system-source-file*

Returns the pathname of the system definition of system-name for system-definer.

system-sub-systems*

Returns the complete list of the systems on which system-name depends; compare with system-depend...

top-level-system-p*

Returns true if, metaphorically speaking, system-name is a system unto itself. Usually, this mean...