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Peter Tury <tury.peter@gmail.com> writes:

> Is it possible to run my Common Lisp code step by step "inside Emacs"
> (SLIME)? I would like to have something similar for CL what we have
> for elisp: when I compile elisp code with C-u C-M-x (eval-defun,
> instrumenting for Edebug) and then call it. Then I can "debug" it step
> by step.

There was some effort put into a source-level debugger/stepper for
SLIME, but I guess it was abandoned. You can find old patches in the
slime-devel archives.