Re: terminating clisp: clisp.exe vs lisp.exe

[Anton V. <avo...@ya...>]

Hello.

Sam, Pascal, thanks for the responses.

(I use different solution though, because the answers
not exactly apply to my situations, where on windows
lisp.exe is a granchild of my program process).

08.06.2012, 06:20, "Sam Steingold" <sd...@gn...>:
> PS. You now owe me 3 zorkmids. :-)
> http://clisp.org/impnotes/faq.html#faq-fine

Not that I am stingy for zorkmids, but as it's a kind
of penalty, I should defend myself.

08.06.2012, 06:20, "Sam Steingold" <sd...@gn...>:
> Hi,
>
>>  * Anton Vodonosov <nib...@ln...> [2012-06-08 01:55:03 +0400]:
>>
>>  It's not trivial to even get process id of lisp.exe.
>
> http://clisp.org/impnotes/syscalls.html#processes

Of course I've read the process functions including getpid,
but the difficulty is that I need to get ID of a grandchild
of my program: myprogram -> clisp.exe -> lisp.exe

>
>>  What are my options to reliable kill started CLISP?
>
> killall -v lisp.exe
>
>>  Is it possible to start CLISP in a way that it consists only of one process?
>
> http://clisp.org/impnotes/image.html
> (saveinitmem ... :executable t)
>

No, this doesn't apply to me, because I do not control the clisp executable,
it's the user of my program configures the path to clisp executable.
And I can't require him to rebuild the executable.
 
>>  I am curious btw, what is the role of CLISP separation into lisp.exe
>>  and clisp.exe?
>
> http://clisp.org/impnotes/clisp.html#opt-link-set
> $ clisp -K base
> and
> $ clisp -K full
> start different lisp.exe files.

Of course I've found the chapter about clisp command line parameters
before asking the question. But it's long, so I didn't understood it completely,
I thought it only changes parameters passed to lisp.exe, but not choses
different lisp.exe

So, I agree to one zorkmid.
 
This zorkmund may be used to have me answering 1 technical question.

BTW, this kind of currency may be used in http://villages.cc - if you were registered
there I could transfer it to your account.

Best regards,
- Anton