No, you can't save images when you're using either Hemlock or ILISP,
    as far as I know.  When I dump images, I set up a lisp file that loads
    everything I need, then dumps the image, and load that from a fresh
    lisp image.  Definately not optimal, but it keeps things
    bootstrappable :-/
    
Hmmmm... too bad.  It's OK to do what you say when you're trying to create
some standard load that all comes from files.  But if you've been working
away adding things by hand to a knowledge base or whatever, then it would
be awfully nice to be able to dump the state of your system.

Suppose I do dump a core file from a "naked" Lisp. Is it then possible to
load this core file into a "slave" Lisp running under Hemlock or ilisp?  I
tried to find a way to do this in Hemlock, but couldn't.

Thanks,
Scott


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