I'm novel in the lenguaje Common Lisp. I'm using the
compiler "Allegro Common Lisp". In the compiler, I'm trying
to load a lisp file "main.lisp", than is in other directory
than the compiler.
I put this sentence in the compiler:
(load "main") (in-package medic) (load-all) (load-domains)
and I recive an error: "file not found". I think this error
is because the file "main" is in other directory.
I have a question: How can I tell the compiler that the
file is in an specific directory, I have
tried "D:\medic\main.lisp", but I get an error too.
Thank you very much for you help.
ISC. H�ctor Jos� Orozco Guti�rrez.
ITESM CAMPUS COLIMA.
·······@campus.col.itesm.mx
Master Degree Student.
P.S. My english is not good.
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| I have a question: How can I tell the compiler that the
| file is in an specific directory, I have
| tried "D:\medic\main.lisp", but I get an error too.
try (load "D:\\medic\\main.lisp")
backslash is an escape character, so when you really want one, use two.
Coby
From: Robert Monfera
Subject: Re: How to load a lisp file in Allegro Common Lisp
Date:
Message-ID: <38C4AA66.D3C1C794@fisec.com>
Coby Beck wrote:
> try (load "D:\\medic\\main.lisp")
If that works, the standard notation should work too:
(load "d:/medic/main.lisp")
Robert