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signals in XLISP

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From: Ronald BODKIN
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 1991 20:19
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	Does anyone have any ideas on making XLISP handle asynchronous
events, i.e. how can one have a signal routine execute an xlisp form
and then return control to a previously executing one?  I'm interested
in something like having a timer set a signal few seconds, and
executing code to handle this situation.
		Ron
p.s. by signal I mean the ANSI-C type of signal
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Subject: signals in XLISP
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