* Duke Normandin [2010-02-13 15:26+0100] writes:
One problem: How do I gracefully (and correctly) terminate a LISP hacking session from within SLIME? SO far, I've just been doing a ^X^C to quit emacs, but I now know that that can't be correct because I noticed last night ( after my forehead hit the keyboard) that I had 2 PIDs alive for `alisp'. SO I'm thinking that I'm not doing something correctly - duh! Clue me in, please. TIA..
M-x slime-quit-lisp kills the subprocess. M-x slime-disconnect closes the connection. M-x slime-restart-inferior-lisp kills and restarts the subprocess.
M-x slime-list-connections lists all open connections and you can use C-k in that buffer to kill the corresponding lisp.
Helmut