quicklisp: 2021-02-13 -> 2021-08-07
lispPackages: regenerate from fresher Quicklisp
sbcl: 2.1.2 -> 2.1.9 (switch default version)
lispPackages.mgl, lispPackages.mgl-mat: init
lispPackages.iolib: suppress network-reliant tests
lispPackages.esrap: apply upstream SBCL 2.1.9 compatibility patch
Removed packages caveman and clack-v1-compat that are removed.
Added more packages from Quicklisp.
* lisp-modules/shell.nix: Add openblas for MGL
* lisp-modules: Update README.txt
Mention that shell.nix needs to be updated when adding packages that
have external dependencies during package analysis, e.g. package :LLA that specifically wants to load libblas.so at compile-time.
* lisp-modules/define-package.nix: Fix package path deduplication
The deduplication of NIX_LISP_ASDF_PATHS was not working, apparently
due to a shell quoting bug causing the sort/uniq pipeline to run at
the wrong time. This is now deduplicated in a separate step.
This fixes a series problem where environments with many Lisp packages
would exhasut the available environment space on Linux, causing
obscure "too many arguments" error messages from the shell, because
the NIX_LISP_ASDF_PATHS list was bloated with ~90% duplicates.
Co-authored-by: Luke Gorrie <luke@nuddy.co>
Adds common-lisp package serapeum (a dependency for Next browser as of
Next v1.4.0), using the quicklisp-to-nix mechanism.
src is overridden and pinned to 65837f8 to deal with
https://github.com/ruricolist/serapeum/issues/42
* update Quicklisp distinfo
* regenerate packages
* add cl-html-parse and closure-html
* add proper mariadb library path to fix cl-mysql
* escape memoization filenames for systems
* lispPackages.cl-postgres: keep simple-date in the same package
Escape things by default in derivation names (i.e. digit cannot be the
first character etc.)
Update Quicklisp (tracking upstream); list new missing dependencies
Add some minimal README about ql-to-nix
The idea is to have an almost-automatic conversion from QuickLisp, the
definitive Common Lisp package repository, to Nix. The benefit over just
using lispPackages.quicklisp is automatic installation of non-Lisp
dependencies from NixPkgs (and integration with Nix package management).
The benefit over lispPackages for normal Lisp packages is packaging just
a snapshot of QuickLisp which is known to be tested for version
compatibility between libraries.
There are some packages in lispPackages that are not from QuickLisp (for
example, the installable wrapper of QuickLisp itself). My hope is to
replace the rest with the expressions converted from QuickLisp.
Note that the current commit is a mere addition.
