Hi,
I am a new programmer using Lisp. I recently download
clisp-win32.zip for my computer. I just unzipped it. It showed
a lisp excutable in its directory. I can only run very simple
instruction like (* 3 5). The answer was alright.
BUT, when I ran (setf x 5), it complained that setf is not
defined. I guessed that some source codes were not compiled.
I then follow the README file to compile them with
(compile-file "src/config.lsp"). It complained again that
compile-file was not defined.
Need help!
Appreciated,
Richard
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Subject: Re: Does anyone know how to install clisp-win32.zip to WinNT?
Date:
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Hi,
Try running clisp something like "clisp -M initmem.lsp" (where
initmem.lsp is a file in the clisp install directory). This will
initialize the Lisp image with useful functions that otherwise are
missing, as you've noticed.
I create a shortcut to clisp to run the above, but you can also do it
from the command prompt.
Jason
In article <···········@scream.auckland.ac.nz>,
·······@cs.auckland.ac.nz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am a new programmer using Lisp. I recently download
> clisp-win32.zip for my computer. I just unzipped it. It showed
> a lisp excutable in its directory. I can only run very simple
> instruction like (* 3 5). The answer was alright.
>
> BUT, when I ran (setf x 5), it complained that setf is not
> defined. I guessed that some source codes were not compiled.
> I then follow the README file to compile them with
> (compile-file "src/config.lsp"). It complained again that
> compile-file was not defined.
>
> Need help!
>
> Appreciated,
> Richard
>
>
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