Dear list,<br><br>I don't understand how to compile standalone executables that use other libraries, say External-Program. Is there some example code I can look at or other pointers here? If I try to load the following code<br>
> (require 'external-program)<br>> (external-program:run "echo" (list "hello world"))<br>it loads correctly but if I run (compile-file "test.lisp" :system-p t) it complains that the package external-program does not exist.<br>
What's going on here? I tried putting (require 'asdf) at the top of test.lisp followed by the above code. It still fails to find the package.<br><br>Second and more importantly, I have a bit of code posted <a href="http://redlinernotes.com/sigint.txt">here</a> (<a href="http://redlinernotes.com/sigint.txt">http://redlinernotes.com/sigint.txt</a>). You'll notice there are stubbed out definitions for ECL there. I can't figure out if there is a function analogous to sb-sys:enable-interrupt in ECL. Apropos turned up some useful things though, including si:terminal-interrupt and si::+sigint+. Can anyone shed light on this?<br>
<br>Thanks so much for your time.<br><br>Regards,<br>Brit<br>