The Advanced User's Guide
2 Customizing the Lisp Environment
Liquid Common Lisp provides methods for tailoring the Lisp environment to suit your own preferences and needs. The sections that follow present information about ways to modify the default environment. - 2.1 - Controlling startup
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- 2.2 - The default startup function
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- 2.3 - Accessing command-line arguments
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- 2.4 - Using an initialization file
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- 2.5 - Loading functions on demand
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- 2.6 - Setting memory expansion parameters
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- 2.7 - Dynamic garbage collection and memory management
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- 2.8 - Operating system monitoring tools
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- 2.9 - Accessing environment variables
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- 2.10 - Changing the prompt
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- 2.11 - Moving around in the file system
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- 2.12 - Saving a Lisp image
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- 2.13 - Reference pages
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