SLIME User Manual version 3.0-alpha - Common Lisp

Chapter 3: Using Slime mode 13
M-x slime-compiler-macroexpand
Repeatedy expamd compiler macros of sexp at point.
For additional minor-mode commands and discussion, see Section 5.2 [slimemacroexpansion-minor-mode],
page 19.
3.9 Disassembly commands
C-c M-d
M-x slime-disassemble-symbol
Disassemble the function definition of the symbol at point.
C-c C-t
M-x slime-toggle-trace-fdefinition
Toggle tracing of the function at point. If invoked with a prefix argument, read
additional information, like which particular method should be traced.
M-x slime-untrace-all
Untrace all functions.
3.10 Abort/Recovery commands
C-c C-b
M-x slime-interrupt
Interrupt Lisp (send SIGINT).
M-x slime-restart-inferior-lisp
Restart the inferior-lisp process.
C-c ~
M-x slime-sync-package-and-default-directory
Synchronize the current package and working directory from Emacs to Lisp.
C-c M-p
M-x slime-repl-set-package
Set the current package of the REPL.
M-x slime-cd
Set the current directory of the Lisp process. This also changes the current
directory of the REPL buffer.
M-x slime-pwd
Print the current directory of the Lisp process.
3.11 Inspector commands
The SLIME inspector is a Emacs-based alternative to the standard INSPECT function. The
inspector presents objects in Emacs buffers using a combination of plain text, hyperlinks to
related objects.
The inspector can easily be specialized for the objects in your own programs. For details
see the the inspect-for-emacs generic function in ‘swank-backend.lisp’.