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Using Quicklisp bundle facility it is possible to prepare a self-contained archive of all the code needed to build pgloader. Doing that should allow users to easily build pgloader when they are being a restrictive proxy, and packagers to work from a source tarball that has a very limited build dependencies.
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# pgloader source bundle
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In order to ease building pgloader for non-lisp users, the *bundle*
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distribution is a tarball containing pgloader and its build dependencies.
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See the the following documentation for more details:
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<https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/bundles.html>
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The *bundle* comes with a specific `Makefile` so that building it is as
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simple as the following (which includes testing the resulting binary):
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make
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LANG=en_US.UTF-8 make test
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The compilation might takes a while, it's because SBCL is trying hard to
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generate run-time binary code that is fast and efficient. Yes you need to be
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in a unicide environment to run the test suite, so that it matches with the
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encoding of the test *.load files.
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You can then package or use the pgloader binary:
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./bin/pgloader --version
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./bin/pgloader --help
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Note that the SQLite test files are not included in the bundle, for weithing
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too much here.
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