The windows version of maxima on allegro common lisp
has a one-line command that refers to the "image file" maxima.dxl,
which is created by "dumping" the maxima system. Something
like mlisp -I c:\maxima-5.6\src\acldist\maxima56.dxl
This is not objectionable, I think, in
the windows environment.
RJF
James Amundson wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-09-16 at 12:50, Stephen Leake wrote:
>
>
>>>>The main problem is the use of a shell script. I believe it is
>>>>possible to accomplish all of the requirements above without shell
>>>>scripts (on both Windows and Unix).
>>>>
>>>No, it is not.
>>>
>>Ok. Someday I'll go read the source, and find out why.
>>
>
> You won't find the reason in the source. You will only find the reason
> after you build a clisp or cmucl image. Neither of them is an executable
> file. You have to type
> clisp -M maxima.mem
> for the former and
> lisp -eval '(user::run)' -core lisp.core
> for the latter. That's the problem.
>
> --Jim
>
>
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