Is there any way to ask Lisp (CMUCL) how much stack I'm using? I think the
docs say nothing.

Neo-LISPer <neo_lisper@yahoo.com> writes:

> Is there any way to ask Lisp (CMUCL) how much stack I'm using? I think the

You may try this:

  * (room t)

  Dynamic Space Usage:           68,416 bytes (out of  512 MB).
  Read-Only Space Usage:     20,165,008 bytes (out of  256 MB).
  Static Space Usage:         2,881,384 bytes (out of  256 MB).
  Control Stack Usage:              484 bytes (out of  128 MB).
  Binding Stack Usage:               96 bytes (out of  128 MB).
  ...

Is this what you are looking for?


Paolo
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- CL-PPCRE: regular expressions
- UFFI: Foreign Function Interface

Paolo Amoroso wrote:

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After some output redirection and parsing, it will be :)