Helmut Eller e9626484@stud3.tuwien.ac.at writes:
I added support for multibyte coding systems. The new magic variable is slime-net-coding-system. Currently there are 3 possible values for the coding system: iso-8859-1-unix, utf-8-unix, and emacs-mule-unix. At startup, Emacs tells the Lisp implementation which coding system to use and same encoding is used for the rest of the session. Not all Lisps implementations support all coding systems. The situations is as follows:
CMUCL, OpenMCL: support only iso-8859-1-unix. SBCL, CLISP: can be used with iso-8859-1-unix or utf-8-unix. Allegro: supports all three.
Thank you. What Lisp support do you need to support other external formats? A lisp-side understanding of the emacs multibyte system?
If so, where is emacs-mule-unix documented?
Cheers,
Christophe