Hi,
I'm writing a wrapper for a game engine that involves a few callbacks.
I wrap the callback in a C function so that I can pass in lambdas as
callbacks. Here is how the code looks like:
cl_object callback_wrapper(cl_object lambda, cl_object ...) {
cl_funcall(2, lambda, some_params);
}
It wo
t's a case, you could do something, what toplevel does (setting
> handlers etc), or set si::*break-level* to 1 and call tpl:
>
> (let ((si::*break-level* 1)) (si::tpl))
>
> this should spawn toplevel console and won't exit. If you want to set
> proper handler consult src/ls
mething, what toplevel does (setting
> handlers etc), or set si::*break-level* to 1 and call tpl:
>
> (let ((si::*break-level* 1)) (si::tpl))
>
> this should spawn toplevel console and won't exit. If you want to set
> proper handler consult src/lsp/tpl.lsp file in ECL sourcecode
Hi, there,
I'm pretty new to ECL. I'm currently considering embedding ECL in a
game engine. When I interactively interrupt the program and drop into
the repl, I load up swank with quicklisp and create swank server with
(swank:create-server :port 4005). I can connect to it from SLIME. But
any error
