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Well, i think we have forgotten one thing in our goal to 'convert' Gerenuk. :) In LISP it is very simple to debug your code. You can visit your code line by line, make changes on the values (if you want) or inspect symbols and go on. You have no overhead with debugging-tools or breakpoints and such ...

Maybe you want to investigate your program with a metering/profiling-tool to optimize your code.

You could try this for example.

Well, the application has about one thousand global variables, parameters and constants.

First of all, Thanks for all the answers. Well, i have to investigate possibilities how a linear non-thread-based application can be used in a multi-thread or multi-processor environment. The application itself is not parallelized, but it should be possible that two or more instances of the applicat...

Well, i use LispWorks. In my sourcecode no in-package-calls are contained. The common use of packages is to make functions and symbols 'visible' and usable, but in my case that is not enough unfortunately. If i load uncompiled code into two different packages, i got two copies of the symbols, which ...

Hello, is it possible that loading a compiled file exhibits the same behavior as loading its source file? I experience diffent behavior if i use custom packages. In the compiled file the package informations during compile-time is contained. If during load-time i have a different package as in compi...