How can I change Antiweb build/install options?
As mentioned in the installation instructions, there are several variables that can be changed at the top of build.lisp that will change how Antiweb is built and installed. Although you can change the build options directly in this file, the recommended way is to create a local.lisp file in the Antiweb tarball directory. This way, when you upgrade Antiweb you can simply copy your existing local.lisp file into the new Antiweb directory. If it exists, local.lisp will be loaded before Antiweb is built. Antiweb build options can thus be changed by using the Common Lisp setq form. Here are some examples of local.lisp files: • Install Antiweb into the /usr/local/ prefix instead of /usr/: (setq aw-bin-dir “/usr/local/bin”) (setq aw-lib-dir “/usr/local/lib”) • Compile Antiweb with your system’s default BerkeleyDB (requires version 4.6+): (setq aw-use-bdb t) • On a 64 bit machine, compile a 32 bit version of Antiweb when compiling with CMUCL, but a 64 bit version when compiling with any other l
