Re: resolution of symlinks in asdf

>> It depends on how regular your filesystem layout is.  Yes, you don't
>> have enough information to know where the original system: as I said
>> in the piece that you quoted.  However, you may be able to reconstruct
>> it based on the identity of the running lisp: something like
>>
>>   (defmethod output-files :around ((o compile-op) (c source-file))
>>     (let ((result (call-next-method)))
>>       (merge-pathnames 
>>        (make-pathname 
>>         :directory 
>>         `(:absolute "fasl" ,(lisp-implementation-version) 
>>                     ,(machine-type) ,(excl::case-mode)))
>>        result)))

No, this will not work for us.  As I said, binaries must be put in the
binary directories.  This is a hard requirement, one that I don't
think is unreasonable.

Kevin