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I am quite new to lisp. When I was playing in clisp environment I made mistakes often but was then immediately punished by a long list like
ABORT :R11 Abort debug loop
ABORT :R12 Abort debug loop
ABORT :R13 Abort debug loop
ABORT :R14 Abort debug loop
ABORT :R15 Abort debug loop
which just ruins my screen and I cannot see any previous commands. Does anyone know how to eliminate this prompt?
In addition to all the other excellent answers, here is a way to avoid landing in the debugger (a la scheme):
This is NOT recommended, learn the debugger instead!
E.g., use
:qto escape from all the debuggers to the top level REPL.