Controls the behavior of load for untyped pathnames.
hcl
:load-fasl
The variable *load-fasl-or-lisp-file* determines whether (load "foo") should load the binary file (foo.ofasl, foo.ufasl, foo.64xfasl etc, depending on platform) or foo.lisp, when both exist. It may take the following values:
:load-newer |
If the fasl is out-of-date, the lisp file is loaded, and a warning message is output in verbose mode. |
:load-newer-no-warn | |
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:load-fasl |
Always choose fasl files in preference to lisp files, but when verbose, warn if the lisp file is newer. |
:load-fasl-no-warn |
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:load-lisp |
Always choose lisp files in preference to fasl. |
:recompile |
If the fasl file is out-of-date or there is none, compile and load the new fasl. |
:maybe-recompile | If the fasl is out-of-date, queries whether to load it, recompile and then load it, or load the lisp file. |
LispWorks® User Guide and Reference Manual - 01 Dec 2021 19:30:35