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From: john@uw-nsr.UUCP (John Sambrook)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Subject: How do you remove packages in Common Lisp?
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Date: Mon, 3-Aug-87 18:24:16 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug  3 18:24:16 1987
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Could someone please tell me how you remove (ie. discard) packages
in Common Lisp when they are no longer needed?  

For example, let's say I create a new package like this:

         (make-package 'foo)

Now at some point in time I decide that I no longer need this package.
How do I get rid of it?  I think I have read CLtL pretty closely, but
I can't find any explanation of how to do this.

Yes, I'm relatively new to Lisp.  Thanks for keeping the flames on low :-)

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