Install instructions for Franz Allegro Common Lisp
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1. Start Lisp

2. Load the system definition file:

   (load "system")

3. Compile and load the system:

   (compile-system :clim)
   (compile-system :clim-clx)
   (compile-system :clim-examples)

4. Load the compiled system:

   (load-system :clim)
   (load-system :clim-clx)
   (load-system :clim-examples)

Running the demos
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1. Run the calculator demo

   (clim-demo::calculator)

   This demo is self-explanatory.
	
   when you get tired of it, hit ^C in the Lisp listener.

2. Run the menu demo

   (menutest::menutest)

   This demo is self-explanatory.
	
   when you get tired of it, hit ^C in the Lisp listener.

3. Run the slider demo

   (clim-demo::colorslider)

   You should see three sliders on the left and a color area on the right. 
   Use the three sliders to adjust RGB values to obtain a color.

   when you get tired of it, hit ^C in the Lisp listener.

4. A some of the demos should be run using the function clim-demo::run-test:
   (clim-demo::run-test 'clim-demo::address-book)
   (clim-demo::run-test 'goatee::goatee-test)
   [N.B.: This advice is mostly obsolete. The usual way to start a
   CLIM application is with e.g.,
   (run-frame-top-level (make-application-frame 'clim-demo::address-book)
   Any problems that result should be reported as bugs.]

Note:

   Before running any McCLIM application, it may be necessary for you
   to enable host based access to the X server. This can be
   accomplished by executing the following command at a shell prompt:

	xhost localhost
