Hi, Luke Gorrie wonders:

"VAUCHER Laurent" <VAUCHER@fermat.fr> writes:

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92c92 < (funcall (find-symbol "gETcURRENTpROCESSiD" :win32))) ---

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(funcall (find-symbol "GetCurrentProcessId" :win32)))

is this different between cygwin and win32 versions? should we check for each in swank-clisp?

No. Inverted case derives from the documentation on so-called MODERN packages via DEFPACKAGE or MAKE-PACKAGE in CLISP. Of course, there's no guarantee (i.e. documentation) that the package named "WIN32" uses modern mode. http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/pack-dict.html#defpack Remember that this excursion to GetCurrentProcessId is only needed for clisp <2.34. Since CVS May 2005, you can use sys::process-id in all implementations of CLISP. BTW, I promised you a patch around the getpid issue, but that has to wait until my laptop comes out of repair. What about (and (find-package "WIN32") (read-from-string "WIN32:GetCurrentProcessId")) to not suffer from sLurdYCaPS? Regards, Jorg Hohle.