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Francois-Rene Rideau authored
If system-a :depends-on (system-c ... system-b) and system-b :defsystem-depends-on (system-c), then system-c would have been loaded twice, first via the defsystem-depends-on, second via the plan for system-a which would have included the items from system-c before system-c was loaded. Also, allow an arbitrary number of qualifiers in inline-methods, not just 1 or 0. On CCL, don't punt on upgrade anymore: all tests are passing. Make UIOP compile on versions of ASDF older than 2.018. Finally, yet another tweak for run-program on Allegro on Windows.
fefea18bFrancois-Rene Rideau authoredIf system-a :depends-on (system-c ... system-b) and system-b :defsystem-depends-on (system-c), then system-c would have been loaded twice, first via the defsystem-depends-on, second via the plan for system-a which would have included the items from system-c before system-c was loaded. Also, allow an arbitrary number of qualifiers in inline-methods, not just 1 or 0. On CCL, don't punt on upgrade anymore: all tests are passing. Make UIOP compile on versions of ASDF older than 2.018. Finally, yet another tweak for run-program on Allegro on Windows.
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