Are there functions to access the same information that I can dig up
interactively with INSPECT?
For example, in ACL, I can (interactively) inspect a compiled
function, and retrieve its machine-code (vector) object through the
function's CODE cell. Is there some function I can use to obtain the
same information programmatically, like
(get-cell-or-something #'myfun 'code) => #<CODE vector object>
Thanks,
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Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
* Frode Vatvedt Fjeld <······@acm.org>
| Are there functions to access the same information that I can dig up
| interactively with INSPECT?
usually, but not necessarily.
| For example, in ACL, I can (interactively) inspect a compiled function,
| and retrieve its machine-code (vector) object through the function's CODE
| cell. Is there some function I can use to obtain the same information
| programmatically, like
|
| (get-cell-or-something #'myfun 'code) => #<CODE vector object>
some of these slots are so low-level that there aren't any regular
CL-level code to access them. however, the code for the inspector is
part of the source code offering that comes with a regular license.
it seems that you're digging so deep into Allegro CL that you would
benefit from Franz Inc's excellent support, and I think it's fair to pay
for a license. I could argue that it's not in the best interest of the
continued existence free versions that people reverse-engineer a free
product -- it may turn out to be hostile to the commercial operation
whose profitability spawned the ability to give something away...
however, you should check out the results of (apropos "_CODE").
#:Erik