When referring to file paths in Common LISP, it's best to either use the pathname directive: (load #p("/path/to/file")
-or-
...better yet, just use the arbitrary pathname tricks in Common LISP:
(load (make-pathname
:device "c"
:directory '(:absolute "temp")
:name "testload"))
Now, however, there's a problem with the syntax of your code; proper Common LISP code for your little snippet should read (NOTE: This example's using arbitrary pathnames.):
(load (make-pathname
:device "c"
:directory '(:absolute "temp")
:name "testload")
:if-does-not-exist (load (make-pathname :device "c" :directory '(:absolute "temp") :name "testload2"))
Last edited by indienick; Mar 22nd, 2007 at 5:36 pm.
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