Suggestion: The project (as 90%) of Lisp projects, doesn't require compilation from an external command line using make.
The usual way to compile such a project (like openapi2cl) is just to load it on the REPL, either doing:
(asdf:load-system :openapi2cl)
Or, if Quicklisp is enabled and OpenAPI2CL is copied to the local project directory:
(ql:quickload :openapi2cl)
This will automatically compile and load the system in all major implementations. In general there's no need to abandon the REPL when working with Lisp projects; everything, including installing new libraries, can be done from the REPL.
Suggestion: The project (as 90%) of Lisp projects, doesn't require compilation from an external command line using make.
The usual way to compile such a project (like openapi2cl) is just to load it on the REPL, either doing:
Or, if Quicklisp is enabled and OpenAPI2CL is copied to the local project directory:
This will automatically compile and load the system in all major implementations. In general there's no need to abandon the REPL when working with Lisp projects; everything, including installing new libraries, can be done from the REPL.