On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 01:08:19 +0100, I wrote: > Is it possible to save a core with a multi-processing function that > automatically starts up when the core is loaded (on x86)? [blabla]
FWIW, I can achieve what I wanted by creating the core without using the :INIT-FUNCTION keyword argument and then doing something like lisp -core my.core -eval '(my-start-function)' where MY-START-FUNCTION uses MP:MAKE-PROCESS to start the MP stuff and then MP:PROCESS-WAITs for a certain condition so that it can call EXT:QUIT. I'd still like to know if I can do this solely with a core file, though. Thanks, Edi.
