"Scott E. Fahlman" wrote: > > "Thomas F. Burdick" wrote: > > 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 wouldbe awfully nice to be able to dump the state > of your system.
One time I got error messages that indicated problems with open streams (files?). I have seen discussions before about the problems of open files, sockets, windows, shared/dynamic libs? There is also supposed to be shutdown / save-lisp hooks? so that apps/subsystems can close all these things gracefully? I thought I remembered seeing one in MP:
