[clisp-list] Re: non-interactive clisp

[Juan C.A. G. <gua...@in...>]

Oh, I see!!!

So, what I have should done from the beginning is

$ echo "(print (+ 11 99))"|clisp -
STACK depth: 16367

110


instead of just

$echo "(+ 11 99)"|clisp -


In conclusion, I think the former is the best way for an on-line 
interpreter.


BTW, have you got at hand an on-line document where I may find a list 
of all clisp built-in functions?


Thank you very much, I really appreciate your time and kind replies.

Best,

Jn


On 1 Nov 2005, at 19:14, Sam Steingold wrote:

>> * Juan C.Acosta Guadarrama <thn...@va...-pynhfguny.qr> 
>> [2005-11-01 18:27:31 +0100]:
>>
>>> the above line ("lispfile='-' ==> ...") appears only in the 
>>> "lispfile"
>>> argument section, not "-c" argument section.
>>
>> yes, I know. But when trying:
>>
>> $ echo "(+ 11 99)"|clisp -q
>> STACK depth: 16367
>
> BTW, why did you configure "--with-debug"?
>
>> [1]>
>> 110
>>
>> I receive what I expect, except from my Apache server. Then I tried 
>> the
>> "-" option, clearly described (but perhaps not implemented) at the 
>> same
>> paragraph we're talking about, and check it out:
>>
>> $ echo "(+ 11 99)"|clisp -q -
>> STACK depth: 16367
>>
>> what is that for?
>
> well, let us think a little bit.
>
> what does "echo ... | clisp" do?
> this makes clisp run the usual REPL (since it is not told otherwise),
> so CLISP prints the prompt "[1]> ", reads your input "(+ 11 99)",
> evaluates it, and prints the result "110".
>
> what does "echo ... | clisp -" do?
> "-" is a "script" (aka "lispfile") argument, so there is no REPL, no
> prompt, and the result is not printed.
> to get some output, you need to explicitly specify that:
>
> $ echo "(print (+ 11 99))"|clisp -q -norc -
> 110
>
> try several forms in the echo:
>
> echo "(setq x 1) (print x) (incf x) (print x)"
>
> and pipe it to "clisp" and "clisp -"
>
>>> at any rate, how do you imagine compilation of standard output?
>>> where would the compiled forms be written?
>
> I meant "compilation of standard input".
>
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