Hi Lutz,
newlisp 9.3.8
>(command-line nil) 
results in a 100% cpu load under linux
			
			
									
									[bug] (command-line nil) ?
[bug] (command-line nil) ?
-- (define? (Cornflakes))
						A program disabling the command line should never get there, but sit in a 'read-line' or other I/O statement waiting for input. If on the toplevel as last statement, it will basically hang in an empty loop. I inserted a sleep for this situation in tomorrows development release.
For a program using (command-line nil) the best would be to have an (exit) statement at the end of the file.
			
			
									
									
						For a program using (command-line nil) the best would be to have an (exit) statement at the end of the file.