A few years ago I wrote about how I make small Common Lisp projects. With the availability of Quicklisp and ASDF2, my process has changed quite a bit. Here's what I do lately.
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- Zach Beane (
xach) wrote,
xach) wrote,A few years ago I wrote about how I make small Common Lisp projects. With the availability of Quicklisp and ASDF2, my process has changed quite a bit. Here's what I do lately.
November 24 2010, 17:51:30 UTC 2 years ago
Managing development of libraries
This is a very nice overview of how to start a project.However, I just wonder how people usually manage the development of their own libraries. Specifically, when you need a "stable" version and a "development" version. For example, I have right now three personal libraries where I need to keep them "frozen" so that I can keep running some experiments for a project I am working on. But at the same time, I need to change/improve some of the code in these libraries for future projects.
Is is just a case of using the vcs (e.g., git), or having different system names (e.g., lib1-stable and lib1-dev), a combination of several things, or something else?