Hello!
Since I'm new to this group, let me say that
recently I got interested in clojure, coming from
Mozart/Oz, Common Lisp, and scheme.
And I like it. A lot, in fact.:)
Now... does anyone know whether ProGuard works
with clojure? (I'm using proguard4.4beta2 with
clojure 1.0.0.RC1.)
In the following simple example:
===== public.clj:
(ns public
(:use magic))
(defn main []
(println (magic/get-the-answer)))
===== magic.clj:
(ns magic)
(defn get-the-answer []
42)
=====
which compiles to four .class files:
magic$get_the_answer__4.class
magic__init.class
public$main__7.class
public__init.class
I'd like to keep public/main, but have
magic/get-the-answer renamed.
If I try to specify that e.g. with
-keep class public__init {<methods>;}
-keep class public$main__7 {<methods>;}
then for some reason the magic-related
classes are thrown away by ProGuard.
If I prevent this with
-dontshrink
then clojure complains about (load "public")
with an ExceptionInInitializerError [Thrown class
clojure.lang.Compiler$CompilerException],
whereas (load "public") works fine on the
original .class files.
Am I missing something? Or is this a problem
in ProGuard or in clojure? Is there a workaround?
Cheers,
Andreas
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