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Emacs *inferior-lisp* process not starting
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Markus Arike |
Subject: |
Emacs *inferior-lisp* process not starting |
Date: |
Wed, 27 Oct 2010 21:15:09 -0400 |
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Hi everyone,
I'm running Emacs 23.2 (cocoa version) on OSX which had worked
flawlessly. It is now broken. I previously had Emacs, Slime, and
OpenMCL or SBCL set-up perfectly for the past few weeks and have been
loving life, studying Lisp code daily. Last night, in trying to install
Quack for Scheme, I may have changed some of the Emacs Preferences
regarding Lisp, Inferior Lisp (?).
Now the *inferior-lisp* process is not starting when I start emacs, nor
can I start it by typing M-x run-lisp. Typing 'M-x run-lisp' returns
the error message:
"Can't exec program: /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/bin/env"
And where Emacs lists the open buffers, reads *inferior-lisp*
[(Inferior Lisp:no process)]. Yikes.
All the Emacs versions on my Mac return the same error message,
including GNU Emacs 22.1.1 (mac-apple-darwin) Terminal version. It
returns the same message but obviously with a different path:
"Can't exec program: /usr/libexec/emacs/22.1/mac-apple-darwin/env"
I think that *inferior-lisp* opened at startup previously and now,
because of my silly tinkering, it does not. Does anybody know how if
this can be corrected?
I reinstalled Emacs, and it is the same story. I must have made some
global change that is effecting all my installed Emacs. I started with
a no .emacs file, and it is still broken. Can anyone kindly offer me
any advice on how I can restore my Emacs to it's pristine
configuration? Thanks so much.
Markus Arike
Troubled Emacs user.
- Emacs *inferior-lisp* process not starting,
Markus Arike <=