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> the code is difficult to organize we can simply do `(defpackage :mypackage (:use :cl))` then `(in-package :mypackage)`. Since they don't have to follow file
by vindarel 3y ago
> the code is difficult to organize
we can simply do `(defpackage :mypackage (:use :cl))` then `(in-package :mypackage)`. Since they don't have to follow file hierarchy, we are free.
That's good for the long term, and general flexibility. But it's different, sure. Good luck!
- breather 3y agoI mean, separating files (or modules or libraries or whatever) seems somewhat orthogonal to my point—where you expect to find behavior, and what behavior you expect, rather depends on how you use lisp.