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This is just a suggestion based on how I work: I have a private git repo common-lisp that contains all of my personal CL code and I make this a root for finding
by mark_l_watson 7y ago
This is just a suggestion based on how I work: I have a private git repo common-lisp that contains all of my personal CL code and I make this a root for finding libraries with Quicklisp. As the style guide suggests, I break up my large CL projects into many small libraries that are subdirectories in this repo that I use alongside other people’s libraries in Quicklisp.
EDIT: to be more clear, my single git repo contains as subdirectories all libraries I write as well as all applications I write that use my libraries and other people’s libraries in Quicklisp. I almost always provide Makefile files to create standalone applications for each non-library I write so I don’t have to run code in a repl unless I am developing.