Re: emacs interface to corman

--- In [email protected], Roger Corman <roger@c...> wrote:
> Something I am curious about. You can make a console application in 
Corman Lisp by this method:
> 
> (require 'console)
> (ccl:save-application "lisp" #'console:main)
> 
> This creates a console app called lisp.exe which is very simple. I 
wonder if it may behave better than the included clconsole.exe 
application. This new one doesn't use that one at all (unless you 
were to add :console t to the command when you save it).

I just tried "(ccl:save-application "lisp" #'console:main)". Now, if 
I run lisp.exe in an emacs shell, the dos command window pops up but 
I don't get a repl prompt in either Emacs or the dos window.

I tried the same with "(ccl:save-application "lisp" 
#'console:main :console t)". Now, if I run lisp.exe in an emacs 
shell, I don't get a dos command window but neither do I get a repl 
in the emacs shell buffer (it just seems to hang). 

If I just fire up a cmd.exe outside of emacs, I can run either 
clconsole.exe or lisp.exe and get a repl.

Same behavior occurs on both Win2000 and Win98.

--
Bill Clementson


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