Re: slime 2.4 with emacs 24.3.50: Loading problems after M-x slime
[email protected] (João Távora)
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Zach Beane <[email protected]> writes: > For reference, slime-helper.el is part of quicklisp-slime-helper. It I figure it would probably be something, but still wanted to rule out any external interference. > It looks like this: > > https://github.com/quicklisp/quicklisp-slime-helper/blob/master/slime-helper-template.el Thanks, this is not the offical recipe, but is a de facto standard. By the way in pull request https://github.com/slime/slime/pull/83 there is a proposal for making ASDF the default swank-loading backend in SLIME, with slime-loader.lisp still being the fallback and fully supported (but doesn't need to load contribs upfront). I consider it mostly finished and would appreciate it if any of the users/developers on this mailing list could spare a review. I'm not going to merge it without some feedback, since it's too big of a change. I mention this in this thread, Zach, because it might make sense to use it to quicklisp's advantage, which already uses ASDF. Taking advantage of the new feature might simplify slime-helper.el. If the goal of providing SLIME and its contribs as ELPA packages is additionally achieved, then maybe the need for slime-quicklisp-helper could be reevaluated. What exactly is the use case that (ql:quickload :slime-quicklisp-helper) is good at solving? And how would it be easier/better/different than M-x install-package RET slime-fancy RET (if that were possible)? João