Evaluate PROGRAM with a given LISP implementation.

Use LISP to generate an executable, whose TYPE can be 'asdf:image-op or 'asdf:program-op. The latter will always be standalone. Depends on having created a "SYSTEM-exec" system which contains the entry program.

Use a lisp implementation to compile the SYSTEMS using asdf.

Replace simple lisp forms that the guile writer escapes, for example by replacing ##p# with #p. Should only be used to replace truly simple forms which are not nested.

Generates an entry point program from the list of lisp statements ENTRY-PROGRAM for SYSTEM within the current directory.

Minimise PNG images found in the working directory.

Test whether the mod loads. The mod must first be installed first.

Read the name of a mod from MOD.CONF. If MOD.CONF does not have a name field and NOT-FOUND is #false, raise an error. If NOT-FOUND is TRUE, call NOT-FOUND instead.

Copy to OUTPUT the subset of KERNEL-HEADERS that is needed when producing a bootstrap libc.

Copy to OUTPUT the subset of LIBC and KERNEL-HEADERS that is needed when producing a bootstrap libc.

Find the artifactID of a pom file, from its sxml content.

Return the list of dependencies listed in the sxml content of the pom file.

Find the version of a pom file, potentially looking at its parent pom file. See find-parent for the meaning of the arguments.

Takes local-packages, a list of local packages, and adds a new one for group:artifact at version.

Given pom-file, the file name of a pom, return the list of pom file names that correspond to itself and its submodules, recursively.

Return the name of the package as contained in the sxml content of the pom file.