To Auto-start ACL when you start Emacs
To Auto-start Allegro Common Lisp when you start Emacs, do the following:
1) Add the lines to your .emacs file described here.
2) Comment out the C-x-3-l keybinding section that you've copy pasted above. i.e. note the difference in the code here and the one you've added.
;; Set up a keybinding for `run-common-lisp':
;;(progn
;; (setq ctlx-3-map (make-keymap))
;; (define-key ctl-x-map "3" ctlx-3-map)
;; (define-key ctlx-3-map "l" 'run-common-lisp))
3) To run Allegro Common Lisp everytime you start emacs, add the following lines:
;; Run cl each time Emacs is run:
(run-common-lisp)
4) Save the buffer and restart Emacs. You should find a *common-lisp* buffer available to you.
5) In case you want to restore the key-binding, comment out the code you added in step 3 and uncomment the changes in step 2.
1) Add the lines to your .emacs file described here.
2) Comment out the C-x-3-l keybinding section that you've copy pasted above. i.e. note the difference in the code here and the one you've added.
;; Set up a keybinding for `run-common-lisp':
;;(progn
;; (setq ctlx-3-map (make-keymap))
;; (define-key ctl-x-map "3" ctlx-3-map)
;; (define-key ctlx-3-map "l" 'run-common-lisp))
3) To run Allegro Common Lisp everytime you start emacs, add the following lines:
;; Run cl each time Emacs is run:
(run-common-lisp)
4) Save the buffer and restart Emacs. You should find a *common-lisp* buffer available to you.
5) In case you want to restore the key-binding, comment out the code you added in step 3 and uncomment the changes in step 2.
