http://paste.lisp.org/display/128568
Not sure if this SLIME or CCL related, but you can view the original hello-world function (that contains japanese characters), and the output in the slime-repl running ccl.
ccl is run with -K utf-8, and the system locale is en_US.UTF_8.
* ven [2012-03-26 12:03] writes:
http://paste.lisp.org/display/128568
Not sure if this SLIME or CCL related, but you can view the original hello-world function (that contains japanese characters), and the output in the slime-repl running ccl.
If you add ;; -*- coding: utf-8-unix -*- to the file then SLIME will recognize that and C-c C-k will use that for compilation.
C-c C-c creates a temporary file for CCL and we used to use CCL's default external format. I changed that to utf-8.
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