Faré wrote:
Btw, I meant to mention this before, but the build.exe and buildi.exe really shouldn't be used. They have issues with multiprocessing.
alisp.exe has +s (Windows only) and -L (load) and -e (eval) arguments. You can also use dribble to capture output, in case that's why buildi.exe was being used.
These tests don't do multiprocessing, but do test the ability to capture output indeed. Is there a way with alisp.exe to redirect dribble output to the stdout console?
No, but I have never personally seen a situation I couldn't work around this issue. (alisp is a Windows program and they can't have bindings to stdout/stderr/stdin.) alisp.exe using dribble => temp file => use temp file in chain of pipes => remove temp file.