"Andrew Strader" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > the following switches: -core, -edit, -eval, -init, -hinit, -noinit, > -nositeinit, -load, and -slave. That's all very good
"-eval" gives you access to all of Lisp. You can use that switch to do anything the language is capable of. > but what about compilation? shell> lisp -eval '(compile-file "foo")' > What about running Lisp code from a file instead of in the toplevel? shell> lisp -eval '(progn (load "foo") (bar))' _______________________________________________________________________________ Don Geddis http://don.geddis.org/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
