[LispM-Hackers] First Function
James A. Crippen
james@unlambda.com
04 Mar 2002 21:53:24 -0900
Paul Fuqua <pf@ti.com> writes:
> A structure of type sys:debug-info, which has slots for NAME, ARGLIST,
> INTERPRETED-DEFINITION, LOCAL-MAP, and PLIST; see
> sys:kernel;debug-info.lisp.
Yeah, saw that. Maybe we should implement something to dump the
debugging info for functions we call?
> (I'm cheating: I have my Explorer up
> enough to poke around.)
Huzzah! Do you have any sources on your machine that we don't already
have copies of? Or docs?
> For sys:lisp-top-level, it's basically empty, with 'sys:lisp-top-level
> for name and (:macros-expanded (loop)) for plist. The :source-file-name
> property is on the symbol's plist.
Didn't expect to find much debugging info on the low level code, but
it was worth a shot anyway.
> The cruft for MP systems is superfluous for us. Hopefully MP-SYSTEM-P
> defaults to NIL in the usual load band?
>
> It does in mine; it's probably set indirectly by the boot microcode,
> since it probes the bus.
Ergo we may have to set that ourselves?
'james
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