Luke Gorrie <luke@bluetail.com> writes:
David Steuber <david@david-steuber.com> writes:
This is a case of unexpected behavior. It could also be a nasty case of user error. It's also possible that this is an SBCL bug. If that is the case, I can report the issue on sbcl-devel. I don't want to cross post so I'm trying here first. What I expected was for the inferior lisp process to shut down.
I think it's an SBCL bug.
In the meantime the best thing to do is to kill the *inferior-lisp* buffer. Then you can do M-x slime again.
The REPL shortcut "sayoonara" (I'll add a "quit" alias) can also be used to kill all SLIME buffers and *inferior-lisp*.
Ok, thanks. I'll report this as an SBCL bug on sbcl-devel then. When I was looking at this, I did an M-x apropos slime. I thought the completions buffer had a lot of stuff in it. You guys are rockin' and rollin' on this package. Wicked stuff! -- I wouldn't mind the rat race so much if it wasn't for all the damn cats.