| Allegro CL version 6.2 Unrevised from 6.1 |
This variable holds an alist associating special variable symbols with forms to evaluate for binding values. When a process first starts execution its initial-bindings slot is examined for bindings to establish on the process' stack-group. *cl-default-special-bindings* contains a reasonable default list which establishes a default environment with standard Common Lisp values. The contents of this list may be examined, but if you want to modify it for a particular call to make-process, it is strongly suggested you either modify a copy made with copy-alist, or just cons replacement entries onto the front of the list.
Samples of the contents of
*cl-default-special-bindings*
are shown in the table
below. For all Lisp-package variables the initial value will be the
same as the standard Common Lisp default.
Variable |
Form evaluated for initial state |
*print-lines* |
nil |
*print-miser-width* |
40 |
*print-right-margin* |
nil |
*print-pprint-dispatch* |
excl::*ipd* |
*print-readably* |
nil |
*print-gensym* |
t |
*print-array* |
t |
*print-case* |
(quote :upcase) |
*print-circle* |
nil |
*print-length* |
nil |
*print-level* |
nil |
*print-radix* |
nil |
*print-base* |
10 |
*print-pretty* |
t |
*print-escape* |
t |
*print-nickname* |
*print-nickname* |
*read-base* |
10 |
*read-default-float-format* |
(quote single-float) |
*readtable* |
(copy-readtable nil) |
*break-on-signals* |
*break-on-signals* |
cltl1:*break-on-warnings* |
cltl1:*break-on-warnings* |
*random-state* |
(make-random-state nil) |
*package* |
(find-package :user) |
See Processes and
their dynamic environments (both models)
in multiprocessing.htm
and Setting global
variables in initialization files
in startup.htm for a
discussion of this variable. See also *default-lisp-listener-bindings*
.
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Documentation for Allegro CL version 6.2. This page was not revised from the 6.1 page.
Created 2002.2.26.
| Allegro CL version 6.2 Unrevised from 6.1 |