Define a new group.
KEYS are initargs to MAKE-GROUP (currently, only :header).
Each form in FORMS will be treated as a new :item.
The CAR of each form is the name of the operation to perform: TEXT, GROUP, or
an option class name. The rest are the arguments to the MAKE-<OP> function or
the DEFGROUP macro.
group.lisp (file)
Define a new synopsis.
synopsis.lisp (file)
Evaluate BODY over all command-line options in CONTEXT.
OPTION, NAME and VALUE are bound to each option’s object, name used on the
command-line and retrieved value.
context.lisp (file)
Dump a standalone executable named NAME starting with FUNCTION.
ARGS may be any arguments understood by the underlying implementation’s
dumping facility. They will simply be passed along. Note that DUMP already
passes some such arguments. Some of them are critical for the dumping facility
(e.g. :executable) and cannot be overridden. Some others, however, will be if
you provide them as well (e.g. :load-init-file).
Since executable dumping is not available in all supported implementations,
this function behaves differently in some cases, as described below.
- ECL doesn’t create executables by dumping a Lisp image, but relies on having
toplevel code to execute instead, so this macro simply expands to a call to
FUNCTION. This also means that ARGS is unused.
- ABCL can’t dump executables at all because of the underlying Java
implementation, so this macro expands to just (PROGN) but creates a Java
class file with a main function that creates an interpreter, loads
the file in which this macro call appears and calls FUNCTION. This also
means that ARGS is unused.
util.lisp (file)
Get the next command-line option in CONTEXT. and evaluate BODY. OPTION, NAME and VALUE are bound to the values returned by GETOPT-CMDLINE. BODY is executed only if there is a next command-line option.
context.lisp (file)
Execute BODY with *context* bound to CONTEXT.
context.lisp (file)