If you can call "ecl -compile" from your script you can also call "ecl -eval
'(do-whatever-i-want') -eval '(quit)"
or "ecl -load 'my-script.lisp' -eval '(quit)"
31.01.2013, 19:06, "Peter Enerccio" :
> But that would actually require running ecl so I can't run it in script, can
> I?
>
> 2013/1/31
But that would actually require running ecl so I can't run it in script,
can I?
2013/1/31 Anton Vodonosov
>
> 31.01.2013, 17:13, "Peter Enerccio" :
> > Hello
> >
> > as part of my compilation of the c backend, I also compile few lisp
> files into fasls with
> > ecl --compile. I wonder if it is
31.01.2013, 17:13, "Peter Enerccio" :
> Hello
>
> as part of my compilation of the c backend, I also compile few lisp files
> into fasls with
> ecl --compile. I wonder if it is possible to change/add more flags for the
> compiler into the command line (i am most interested in -fdynamic flag).
W
Hello
as part of my compilation of the c backend, I also compile few lisp files
into fasls with
ecl --compile. I wonder if it is possible to change/add more flags for the
compiler into the command line (i am most interested in -fdynamic flag).
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Bc. Peter Vaňušanik
http://www.bishojo.tk
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