ROOMThe function ROOM returns two values: the
number of bytes currently occupied by Lisp objects, and the number of
bytes that can be allocated before the next regular garbage-collection occurs.
The function
EXT:GC
starts a global garbage-collection and returns three values:
When the optional parameter is non-NIL also invalidates
just-in-time compiled objects.
SHORT-SITE-NAME, LONG-SITE-NAME
should be defined in a site-specific config.lisp file.
The default implementations try to read the value of the environment variable
ORGANIZATION, and, failing that,
call uname.
SHORT-SITE-NAME, LONG-SITE-NAME
should be defined in a site-specific config.lisp file.
The default implementations try to read the registry.
MACHINE-TYPE, MACHINE-VERSION,
MACHINE-INSTANCE and SHORT-SITE-NAME, LONG-SITE-NAME should be
defined by every user in his user-specific config.lisp file.
LISP-IMPLEMENTATION-VERSIONLISP-IMPLEMENTATION-VERSION returns
the numeric version (like 3.14), and
the release date (like "1999-07-21").
When running on the same machine on which CLISP was built, it appends
the binary build and memory image dump date in universal time
(like 3141592654).
When running on a different machine, it appends the MACHINE-INSTANCE
of the machine on which it was built.
EXT:ARGVThis function will return a fresh SIMPLE-VECTOR of
STRING command line arguments passed to the runtime, including
those already processed by CLISP.
Use EXT:*ARGS* instead of this function to get the arguments for your program.
| These notes document CLISP version 2.45 | Last modified: 2008-05-14 |