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Started by Boise State U, Stan Smith,HEP
Fri, 22 Jan 1993 22:14
Using-save application
Author: Boise State U, Stan Smith,HEP
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 22:14
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 22:14
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Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 11:09:16 MST From: Dewey Dykstra <RPHDYKST@IDBSU.IDBSU.EDU> Subject: Using save-application To: MCL Help Line <info-mcl@CAMBRIDGE.APPLE.COM> We are developing some software using MCL 2.0. Recently I was able to do a save-application on a PowerBook 180 using the following (save-application "pathname" :size 8192) It took about 2.5 mins to complete its task and would reload and be ready to run in about 20 sec. (Powerbook had virtual memory running with sufficient allocation for this.) I was on the road at the time and did the above to make a presentation. When I got home I tried the same thing on a Quadra 950, but I keep getting an error of type -605 when I try to run the application which has been saved. I have tried both Cache settings on the Quadra, made sure that the :size for the saved appli cation matches that of the lisp which created the application, made sure that no other applications were loaded before lisp when I made the application or when I tried to open the saved application. It seems to have no problems saving the application, its just that something about the saved application is bad. How can I get this to work on the Quadra 950?? Will I have similar problems on a Quadra 700 or a IIci? Please send any helpful comments to me at my address above as I am not a regular on info-mcl. Second question: We find that it takes a long time for our system to compile. In particular we have two parts which are 200 - 300 K which contain functions that are created. Is there anything we can do to speed up the compiling pro- cess? Again, please send any helpful comments to my e-mail address above. Thanks in advance for your help. Dewey Dykstra
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