The runtime directory structure (basically, everything except the image file) should be somewhere publicly readable:
/usr/lib/lispworks
, by default. If there is not enough room in any of the normal publicly accessible locations, you could put a symbolic link there pointing to the installation directory in a partition with more disk space. The installation directory must contain a subdirectory called
lib/6-1-0-0/
.
Among the directories on this subdirectory are the following:
config
-- various files that can be adjusted in order to customize the image (see Configuring your LispWorks installation).
app-defaults
-- X/Motif resources for LispWorks and the Lisp Monitor.
postscript
-- printer descriptions for the CAPI printing interface.
etc
-- the executable for the Lisp Monitor.
load-on-demand
-- Lisp library code that is loaded into a running LispWorks system as and when required.
patches
-- numbered patches to LispWorks and layered products.
private-patches
-- the location to place private (named) patches that Lisp support may send to you.
examples
-- directories containing various code examples, including most of the code printed in the user documentation.
translations
-- the place for logical pathname translations settings
src
-- source code supplied with LispWorksThe following directory also resides here, but comes from the documentation archive:
manual
-- has two subdirectories:
online
and
offline
. The directory
online
contains the online documentation. The directory
offline/pdf
contains the complete LispWorks manual set in PDF format.
By default, all these directories are assumed to reside beneath
/usr/lib/lispworks/lib/6-1-0-0/
, although you may place the
lib
directory somewhere else.
For products which support the License Server, there is also a subdirectory of the installation directory called
hqn_ls
.
LispWorks Release Notes and Installation Guide - 23 Dec 2011