Hi, what can i do to avoid emacs/slime freezing when running simple GTK examples on clisp ? I can run hello-world on a stand-alone clisp, yet whenever i am evaluating the function in emacs - slime just stops responding ... (no errors can be seen anywhere). I have tried fiddling with communication styles, yet non except "nil" were accepted. Maybe anyone had simmilar problems with SDL/LTK/wxCL? Ignas Mikalajunas
On Dec 27, 2005, at 7:45 PM, Ignas Mikalajunas wrote:
Hi, what can i do to avoid emacs/slime freezing when running simple GTK examples on clisp ? I can run hello-world on a stand-alone clisp, yet whenever i am evaluating the function in emacs - slime just stops responding ... (no errors can be seen anywhere). I have tried fiddling with communication styles, yet non except "nil" were accepted. Maybe anyone had simmilar problems with SDL/LTK/wxCL? Ignas Mikalajunas
clisp can't respond to SLIME requests while the GTK event loop is running, since clisp doesn't support threads. Perhaps it's possible to figure out how to use the GTK event loop to check for events on the SLIME socket, and then forward those events to SLIME.
-- Brian Mastenbrook brian@mastenbrook.net http://brian.mastenbrook.net/
Hi, what can i do to avoid emacs/slime freezing when running simple GTK examples on clisp ? I can run hello-world on a stand-alone clisp, yet whenever i am evaluating the function in emacs - slime just stops responding ... (no errors can be seen anywhere). I have tried fiddling with communication styles, yet non except "nil" were accepted. Maybe anyone had simmilar problems with SDL/LTK/wxCL? Ignas Mikalajunas
clisp can't respond to SLIME requests while the GTK event loop is running, since clisp doesn't support threads. Perhaps it's possible to figure out how to use the GTK event loop to check for events on the SLIME socket, and then forward those events to SLIME.
What I forgot to mention was - i am not getting the GTK window too :/ Ignas Mikalajunas
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