From: Uwe Jagoda
Subject: file organization
Date: 
Message-ID: <64a2b178.0110230329.51e88927@posting.google.com>
Hi,
how can i include different lisp-files like i did in c ? 
uwe
From: Jochen Schmidt
Subject: Re: file organization
Date: 
Message-ID: <9r3l5o$i0e$1@rznews2.rrze.uni-erlangen.de>
Uwe Jagoda wrote:

> Hi,
> how can i include different lisp-files like i did in c ?

I don't know... - how did you do it in C?

C's #include is meant for including declarations - it is not a sign
of good style to include .c files (an exception is what some 
code-generators do...). "Including" an implementation-file is generally done
by using the linker in C.
In Lisp there is no equivalent to a "header-file" therefore you would
not need an #include. If what you want to do is loading code from
multiple different files, then you can use LOAD in lisp.
You can for example create a "load-system.lisp" that LOADs all the
files of your project into the image. If your project gets more complex
you can use a "defsystem" to describe the dependencies between all parts
of your project.

ciao,
Jochen