Updated includes to use clj.

src/lutil-math.lfe

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 (defmodule lutil-math
   (export all))
 
-(include-lib "lutil/include/predicates.lfe")
+(include-lib "clj/include/predicates.lfe")
 
 (defun floor (x)
   (let ((truncated (trunc x)))

src/lutil-type.lfe

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 (defmodule lutil-type
   (export all))
 
-(include-lib "lutil/include/predicates.lfe")
+(include-lib "clj/include/predicates.lfe")
 
 (defun add-tuples (a b)
   "Given two tuples, add them together."
@@ -55,8 +55,15 @@
   val2)
 
 (defun get-in (data keys)
-  "This function is not intended to be used directly (though one certainly may)
-  but rather to be used via the macro defined in include/core.lfe."
+  "DEPRECATED
+
+  This function was not intended to be used directly (though one certainly
+  might have) but rather was to be used via the macro that used to be defined
+  in include/core.lfe.
+
+  That macro is now in the clj library in include/seq.lfe and the get-in
+  function is in the module clj-seq.lfe.
+  "
   ;; XXX We'll take the cheap way out right now and assume (uh-oh ...) that
   ;; any error here will be keys or indices not found, and thus return
   ;; undefined. Might be better to only do this for function_clause errors ...

test/lutil-math-tests.lfe

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
   (behaviour ltest-unit)
   (export all))
 
+(include-lib "clj/include/predicates.lfe")
 (include-lib "ltest/include/ltest-macros.lfe")
-(include-lib "lutil/include/predicates.lfe")
 
 (deftest fast-floor
   (is-equal 0 (lutil-math:fast-floor 0.0))

test/lutil-type-tests.lfe

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
   (behaviour ltest-unit)
   (export all))
 
+(include-lib "clj/include/predicates.lfe")
 (include-lib "ltest/include/ltest-macros.lfe")
-(include-lib "lutil/include/predicates.lfe")
 
 (deftest add-tuples
   (let ((data1 (list (tuple 1 2 3) (tuple 2 3 4)))