(when (or (delivery-value :keep-debug-mode)
(delivery-value :keep-modules)
(<= *delivery-level* 2))
:full)
If this is
nil
, the
load
function is deleted. Runtime loading is no longer possible when this is done, whether or not
require
is being used.
It can take two non-nil values:
Keeps the loading code required to load data files.
Keeps the code as for
t
, plus those internal functions that are required for loading Lisp code. Note that if the Lisp code uses functions that are shaken, these functions must be explicitly kept.
Note:
In most cases you need to keep the
COMMON-LISP
(
CL
) package if files might be loaded into your application, and probably some other packages too. (See :packages-to-keep.)
LispWorks Delivery User Guide - 13 Dec 2011