>
> ... to step through code ... this has to be told at compilation time. The
> :step option could be reimplemented by forcing the function to be
> re-compiled, though.
>
Thanks Giovanni,
of cource I appreciate ECL better performance and indeed I switched from
CLISP to ECL for that reason and also because of better Windows support.
Unfortunately I also need the stepper sometimes to debug my code.
Recompiling is not a problem at all. But how do I enable the stepping
feature on a function when compiling? I mean, is that already implemented?
Do I have to implement it by myself in Lisp itself? :-)
Antonio
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