Hello.
I've been reading a few things, as time allows, when it comes to my
project of embedding Axiom into OCaml.
As far as I understand it, it seems to be better to bind a GCL
interpreter (I do not know Lisp well, so feel free to correct), and
access Axiom stuff from this interpreter. So I'm currently looking as to
how this should be done.
But, on the other hand, The Axiom / Lisp 'interface' isn't so clear to
me. I've been reading chapter 4, and specifically section entitled
"Understanding a compiled function", which is the only place I've found
low-level information. I've got a few questions on this topic:
-1- What is the purpose of the vmlisp.lisp.pamphlet file?
-2- It also seems that the commands
)trace ONEP )break
(trace (ONEP :entry (break))
are equivalent but that one is on the Axiom command prompt and that the
other is on the Lisp command prompt. How do you access the Lisp command
prompt
-3- Where is the source code of the /usr/lib/axiom-20100701/bin/AXIOMsys
file (as installed by Debian)?
Thanks for clarifying these issues...
Best regards,
Guillaume Yziquel.
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