Well, it looks like my little Lisp debugging conditional code system is not going to be needed. I've decided to switch over from Corman Lisp to LispWorks. The only thing that stopped me from using LispWorks in the first place is it's $1300 price tag (or $3900 for the fully equipped enterprise edition! Eek). For now I'm using the free personal edition and will just license it when my game is done.
Along with the compiler being much better (i.e. it actually follows the language standard) and producing faster code, one of the big reasons I'm switching is b/c the debugger in Corman Lisp was fairly...atrocious. LispWorks has a much more detailed debugger and I shouldn't need my little debugging code anymore. Oh well, it was a good exercise.
Along with the compiler being much better (i.e. it actually follows the language standard) and producing faster code, one of the big reasons I'm switching is b/c the debugger in Corman Lisp was fairly...atrocious. LispWorks has a much more detailed debugger and I shouldn't need my little debugging code anymore. Oh well, it was a good exercise.