The scheme is quite simple. Use Slime to call SBCL as inferior lisp. To make
things easier, ask Emacs to open a nonexistent Lisp file:
~$ emacs garbage.lisp
Emacs will open a blank file, with Slime and all the rest of Lisp magics.
Choose the option 'Lisp/Run inferior Lisp'. This
On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 11:33 PM, Sergio Ruiz sergiusr...@gmail.com wrote:
A member of this group wants to run Vim on a Window, and SBCL on another
Window. He already tried ConqueTerm, Gnu Screen and Konsole, but all these
solutions have serious drawbacks. I was in the same situation a few
A member of this group wants to run Vim on a Window, and SBCL on another
Window. He already tried ConqueTerm, Gnu Screen and Konsole, but all these
solutions have serious drawbacks. I was in the same situation a few months ago.
I needed to run SBCL on a window, while editing source code on
