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example  SEE ALSO  AUTHORS 

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ros−use − sets the default implementation used by roswell # synopsis

ros [options] use impl[/version]

impl : The name of an implementation which is already installed. New implementations can be downloaded by ros−install(1). The list of installed implementations is available in ros−list(1).

version: : The version specifier. The string representation of the version (e.g. .) depends on each implementation and roswell generally follows the representation used by the implementation. In addition, a special version name “system” tells roswell to use the implementation that is installed in your system, which should be in PATH.

example

ros use sbcl : use the latest SBCL among several versions of SBCLs installed by ros−install. This is compiled from the source, which may take some time to install but allows SLIME to jump to the implementation source code.

ros use sbcl−bin : use the latest stable SBCL binary downloaded from vendor’s website. Roswell uses this by default. sbcl−bin tends to be an older version compared to sbcl, but surely newer than your apt−get installed counterpart!

ros use sbcl/1.3.1 : use the compiled SBCL 1.3.1.

ros use sbcl−bin/1.3.1 : use the prebuilt SBCL 1.3.1.

ros use sbcl/system : use the SBCL available in the PATH.

ros use ccl : use the CCL compiled from the source. Same set of version specifiers as for SBCL can be applied.

Roswell also supports abcl, acl, clisp, cmu and ecl.

SEE ALSO

sbcl(1), ros(1), ros−install(1), ros−list(1)

AUTHORS

Roswell Project Team.

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