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Does it have to be? I have found that I would rather code my own versions of some libraries so I have control over it. Even if there is some extra long term ma
by RobertRoberts 7y ago
Does it have to be?
I have found that I would rather code my own versions of some libraries so I have control over it. Even if there is some extra long term maintenance and some up front dev costs, it's paid off already a number of times.
- mark_l_watson 7y agoA little off topic, but this is why I really like a Common Lisp with Quicklisp: library dependencies are stored in a convenient location locally and the libraries I write can be treated the same way (with a trivial config change to add Quicklisp load paths to my own library project directories).