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- From: psykseth@aau.dk (Seth Chaiklin)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
- Subject: packages (novice question)
- Summary: Can one load a non-default package on startup?
- Keywords: init, package, loading
- Message-ID: <1992Nov12.224056.6064@aau.dk>
- Date: 12 Nov 92 22:40:56 GMT
- Organization: Aarhus University, Denmark
- Lines: 16
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- Using CMU CL 16e.
-
- Is it possible to write an init file (or use a command-line option)
- that will execute an (in-package 'package) when lisp is started.
- I have read friendly manuals, and experimented, but come up blank.
- (I will not object if the answer comes in a slightly didactic or
- tutorial form. (-: )
-
- [What I'm trying to do....I'm using the OPS package. I can load
- a compiled version of the OPS package on startup, but I would think
- there would be a way to give a (in-package :ops) as part of an
- init file.]
-
- Cheers,
- Seth Chaiklin
- psykseth@aau.dk
-