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\DOC lsp
\TYPE {lsp : (void -> void)}
\SYNOPSIS
Breaks out of top-level ML to Lisp.
\DESCRIBE
{lsp} breaks out of top-level ML to Lisp in such a fashion that one finds
oneself in the particular Lisp's break-level debugger. ML execution may
be continued safely by issuing the appropriate continuation command to
the Lisp in question. In Franz, this is a {Control-D}, in Allegro CL it
is {:continue}, in Lucid CL it is {(q)}, and in AKCL it is {:r}.
\FAILURE
Never fails.
\EXAMPLE
{
#lsp();;
Break nil
<1>: ^D
[Return to top level]
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Version 1.12 (Sun3/Franz), built on Feb 23 1991
#
}
\COMMENTS
{lsp} is not meant for general use, and should be treated with great
care. If one is not wary, it is entirely possible to corrupt HOL by
using it.
\SEEALSO
dropout, lisp.
\ENDDOC
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