[CM] (no subject)

[Rick Taube]

To start cm directly you can use the 'cm' script that is in the same 
directory as your 'xcm' script. The 'cm' script will start your lisp in 
whatever shell you type it in.
This is what my 'cm' script for clisp/osx looks like. Note that the 
line beginning with "/sw..." is all one line.

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#!/bin/sh

/sw/bin/clisp -I -M /Lisp/bin/cm-2.4.0/clisp/cm.mem -i /Lisp/bin/cm-2.
4.0/clisp/cminit.lisp
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Note also that this script is pretty stupid -- it doesnt pass user args 
along to the lisp! you can add this yourself or someone with some shell 
chops can just post the correct way to do this and ill make the changes 
to the code that generates the script.