Re: [Gcl-devel] Who is maintaining the emacs lisp code, e.g. dbl.el?

[Camm Maguire]

Greetings, and thanks for your interest here.  I would be happy in
working with you to update/improve this code.  I have written a few
emacs modes which I find useful, but am by no means an expert.
Emacs/common-lisp mode initiatives seem to have proliferated (ilisp,
slime,...) and I remain unfamiliar with the state of play.  Hopefully
the community has consolidated on something.  And hopefully that
something does not require large extra-ansi-common-lisp support packages
such as ffi/asdf, etc., all of which are great to support but without
intertwining dependencies.

What is realgud?  I have also been pondering closer GCL integration with
gdb (and gprof) based on GCL's native handling of ELF object code.

Take care,

Rocky Bernstein <address@hidden> writes:

> I started looking at dbl.el ,sshell.el and so on with an eye to integrating 
> it into realgud  for debugging gcl.
>
> The copyright in the files hasn't changed from 1998 and is maintained by 
> William F. Schelter who unfortunately seems to have passed on. And looking
> from git it looks like indeed the code hasn't changed since around the. But 
> Emacs definitely has.
>
> So are people still using dbl.el and sshell.el?
>
> I asked the same question on the maxima-devel mailing list and the answer I 
> got was that this was unmaintained code.
>
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Camm Maguire                                        address@hidden
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