Topic: Put Windows 7 to Sleep after LISP ends

[mailmaverick]

Hi

I have certain LISPS running for 3 to 4 hours on large files, doing heavy computations and other jugglery.

I want that at the end of my LISP, I should be able to put the computer to SLEEP because normally I run these LISPS in the night and the computer unnecessary remains ON until morning.

Is there any way to do it within LISP ?

[Lee Mac]

Hi

I have certain LISPS running for 3 to 4 hours on large files, doing heavy computations and other jugglery.

I want that at the end of my LISP, I should be able to put the computer to SLEEP because normally I run these LISPS in the night and the computer unnecessary remains ON until morning.

Is there any way to do it within LISP ?

Perhaps call a batch file to run shutdown /s /f

<< EDIT: Updated link- thanks RK >>

[rkmcswain]

...or shutdown /s /t 0

FYI: Your link points to the older WinXP version of "shutdown".

[Lee Mac]

FYI: Your link points to the older WinXP version of "shutdown".

Oops! Thanks - updated above.

[mailmaverick]

Thanks for your answers, but instead of shutdown, is there a way to put the computer to sleep ?

[Lee Mac]

Thanks for your answers, but instead of shutdown, is there a way to put the computer to sleep ?

Per the reference I posted, /h is hibernate.