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common lisp features in SKILL

I am unable to use some of the common lisp features in SKILL. For example, I want to define following function: (defun myFunc ( a b @optional ( c 10 cSuppliedP) ;; cSuppliedP indicates whether argument is actually passed or not (list a b c cSuppliedP) Similarly, some other functions like push and pop from DPL and format function to print in specific format. Is there any way to find how common lisp (or franz lisp) functions are mapped into SKILL? For example, macroexpand-1 is mapped to expandMacro. Can anybody help with this? Thanks.

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tashah over 14 years ago

That is very valuable function. Thanks a lot.
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tashah over 14 years ago

That is very valuable function. Thanks a lot.
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