write-codevectors

$Revision: 5.0.2.3 $

Function

Package: SYSTEM

Arguments: (fname &optional verbose)

This function creates a file named fname and writes all heap-allocated code vectors for heap-allocated functions to it. (Our convention is that the filename should have the extension .cvs.) The code vectors written to file are not flushed from the heap, as with system:flush-codevectors, they are just written to file. The file written is appropriate as a command-line argument to the program cvdcvt to create a pll file. system:write-codevectors cannot extend or append to an existing code-vector file, so different output filenames should be used if this function is called more than once.

If the verbose argument is specified non-nil, information about what is written to file will be printed.

See miscellaneous.htm for information on pll files.

The general documentation description is in introduction.htm. The index is in index.htm.