Changes number of nodes to allocate in each segment to NUMBER. Returns old number of nodes to allocate.
CFUN is a string naming a C function. The remaining arguments must be integers, sequences of integers, reals or sequences of reals. CFUN is called with the remaining arguments and a list of the lists of the values of the arguments after the call is returned. Arguments in the call will be pointers to ints or pointers to doubles. Not available on all implementations.
FSUB is a string naming a FORTRAN subroutine. The remaining arguments must be integers, sequences of integers, reals or sequences of reals. FSUB is called with the remaining arguments and a list of the lists of the values of the arguments after the call is returned. Arguments in the call will be (arrays of) integers or double precision numbers. Not available on all implementations.
LFUN is a C function written to conform to internal XLISP argument reading and value returning conventions. Applies LFUN to ARGS and returns the result.
Enable breaking on error on.
Links the object file FILE with standard C libraries and loads into the running XLISP-STAT process. If FORTRAN is not NIL also searches standard FORTRAN libraries. LIBFLAGS can be a string used to specify additional libraries, for example
Exits from XLISP.
Expand memory by adding NUMBER segments. Returns the number of segments.
Forces garbage collection. Returns nil.
Prints the documentation associated with SYMBOL. With no argument, this function prints the greeting message to beginners.
Prints the documentation associated with those symbols whose print names contain STRING as substring. STRING may be a symbol, in which case the print-name of that symbol is used.
Loads the file named by FILENAME into XLISP. Returns T if load succeeds, NIL if file does not exist.
Disable breaking on error on.
Shows memory allocation statistics. Returns nil.
Saves current memory image in FILE.wks. Does not work right with allocated objects.
Prints the names of all def'ed variables