Reinstated Corman Instructions on CL Cookbook
Saturday, October 4, 2003
I've reinstated the instructions for installing Corman Lisp on my CL Cookbook page "Setting up an IDE with Emacs on Windows or OS X". It seems like everybody on the Corman Lisp mailing lisp except for me is able to get it to run in Emacs. The thing is, if I start Emacs with "runemacs.exe -q" and then type "M-:" and evaluate "(run-lisp "c:/bin/corman-2.5/clconsole.exe -image c:/bin/corman-2.5/CormanLisp.img")", I should have the minimum number of statements necessary to start up Corman Lisp in Inferior Lisp Mode. Instead, I just get the Corman Lisp copyright splash message and then nothing more. If I enter ":c 1" or "C-c C-c", in the *inferior-lisp* buffer, nothing happens. Very mysterious. Now why does the old Kris Kristofferson song "Why Me" keep repeating in my head.
