31.1. Customizing CLISP Process Initialization and Termination

31.1. Customizing CLISP Process Initialization and Termination
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1. Parse command line arguments until the first positional argument (see :SCRIPT in Section 31.2, “Saving an Image”).
2. Load the memory image.
3. Install internal signal handlers.
4. Initialize time variables.
5. Initialize locale-dependent encodings.
6. Initialize stream variables.
7. Initialize pathname variables.
8. Initialize “FFI”.
9. Initialize modules.
10. Run all functions in CUSTOM:*INIT-HOOKS*.
11. Say “hi”, unless suppressed by -q.
12. Load RC file, unless suppressed by -norc.
Handle command line options: file loading and/or compilation, form evaluation, script execution, read-eval-print loop.
1. Unwind the STACK, executing cleanup forms in UNWIND-PROTECT.
2. Run all functions in CUSTOM:*FINI-HOOKS*.
3. Call FRESH-LINE on the standard streams.
4. Say “bye” unless suppressed by -q.
5. Wait for a keypress if requested by -w.
6. Close all open FILE-STREAMs.
7. Finalize modules.
8. Close all open DLLs.

(IGNORE-ERRORS (MAPC #'FUNCALL CUSTOM:*INIT-HOOKS*))

CUSTOM:*INIT-HOOKS* are always run regardless of the command line options before even the banner is printed.
The init function is run only if the read-eval-print loop is ever entered and just before the first prompt is printed.

(MAPC #'FUNCALL CUSTOM:*FINI-HOOKS*)