Hi!
Pardon the dumb question, but does anybody know off-hand how I
can ``unload'' a .so library I've linked to LispWorks with
REGISTER-MODULE? I mean, what if I've loaded the .so library,
tested some Lisp code, and then modify some C code and generate a
new version of the .so library?
Regards,
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Nils Goesche
Ask not for whom the <CONTROL-G> tolls.
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"Nils Goesche" <···@cartan.de> wrote
> Hi!
>
> Pardon the dumb question, but does anybody know off-hand how I
> can ``unload'' a .so library I've linked to LispWorks with
> REGISTER-MODULE? I mean, what if I've loaded the .so library,
> tested some Lisp code, and then modify some C code and generate a
> new version of the .so library?
Look at fli:disconnect-module
Marc
In article <··················································@lp.airnews.net>, Marc Battyani wrote:
>
> "Nils Goesche" <···@cartan.de> wrote
>> Pardon the dumb question, but does anybody know off-hand how I
>> can ``unload'' a .so library I've linked to LispWorks with
>> REGISTER-MODULE? I mean, what if I've loaded the .so library,
>> tested some Lisp code, and then modify some C code and generate a
>> new version of the .so library?
>
> Look at fli:disconnect-module
There we go. Thanks very much!
Regards,
--
Nils Goesche
"Don't ask for whom the <CTRL-G> tolls."
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