Andre van Tonder wrote:
>
> Good question.  Hard to answer, though, without a specification of what
> spearate compilation is... :)
>

IMHO separate compilation means compiling two files with two different
instances of a compiler, i.e. there's no direct communication between
the separate compiler runs, as opposed to compiling several separate
source files in the same compiler-instance (for example by compiling
stuff into an "image"). It's an unfortunate accident
of history that the latter is so prevailing in the landscape of Lisp
and Scheme implementations.

cheers,
felix