+ Giannandrea Castaldi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: | I've written an application that I want to execute as batch. As you | can see before my output (the integer matrix) there is the cmucl | log, how can I disable it so that there is only my output?
Setting *load-verbose* to nil gets rid of all the `Loading #p"..."' messages. Except for the first one, which is printed before you can set this variable. If you want to get rid of it, I think you have to specify something like lisp -quiet -noinit -batch -eval '(set *load-verbose* nil)' \ -load .../.cmucl-init -load run.lisp If this is too painful, set *load-verbose* to nil and dump a new core. asdf:operate lets you specify :verbose nil which should get rid of all the asdf informational messages. | [EMAIL PROTECTED] spreadsheet $ lisp -quiet -batch -load run.lisp | ; Loading #p"/home/gcast/apps/eclipse/workspace/gianconf/linux/.cmucl-init". | ;; Loading #p"/home/gcast/.asdf-install-dir/site/asdf/asdf.x86f". | ; loading system definition from - Harald
