13.5.1 The LispWorks image

The supplied LispWorks image is named according to the operating system and platform for which it is built, and the LispWorks version number. The format is:

lispworks-<version number>-<OS code>

Thus, an image named lispworks-7-1-0-sparc-solaris is the 32-bit LispWorks 7.1 image for use on Sun Sparc Solaris machines.

As noted in Considerations to be made before extracting product files, once installed, the basic executable Lisp image can be placed somewhere in the UNIX file system likely to be on its users' search path. A suitable place might be /usr/local/bin/lispworks.

13.5.2 The LispWorks library

The run time directory structure (basically, everything except the image file) should be somewhere publicly readable: /usr/lib/lispworks, by default. If there is not enough room in any of the normal publicly accessible locations, you could put a symbolic link there pointing to the installation directory in a partition with more disk space. The installation directory must contain a subdirectory called lib/7-1-0-0/.

Among the directories on this subdirectory are the following:

• config -- various files that can be adjusted in order to customize the image (see Configuring your LispWorks installation).
• app-defaults -- X/Motif resources for LispWorks and the Lisp Monitor.
• postscript -- printer descriptions for the CAPI printing interface.
• etc -- the executable for the Lisp Monitor.
• load-on-demand -- Lisp library code that is loaded into a running LispWorks system as and when required.
• patches -- numbered patches to LispWorks and layered products.
• private-patches -- the location to place private (named) patches that Lisp support may send to you.
• examples -- directories containing various code examples, including most of the code printed in the user documentation.
• translations -- the place for logical pathname translations settings
• src -- source code supplied with LispWorks

The following directory also resides here, but comes from the documentation archive:

• manual -- has two subdirectories: online and offline. The directory online contains the online documentation. The directory offline/pdf contains the complete LispWorks manual set in PDF format.

By default, all these directories are assumed to reside beneath /usr/lib/lispworks/lib/7-1-0-0/, although you may place the lib directory somewhere else.

For products which support the License Server, there is also a subdirectory of the installation directory called hqn_ls.