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[Brent Benson]

Kelly Murray wrote:
> 
> As I've said, Allegro Common Lisp has a "dumplisp" command that saves
> an entire lisp process, which can be started back up.
> So you develop your code, and do a dumplisp to save all the objects.
> Because Lisp allows dynamic redefinition, if you change your code,
> you just *change the code*, and now your process has the new code.
> It's not like C, there is not recompile & relink & rerun development cycle!

Practically speaking, how do you browse and debug code written using
this methodology?  Does ACL save the formatted source for each
definition?

Brent Benson