On 8/12/07, sen1 at math.msu.edu <sen1 at math.msu.edu> wrote:
> Does the procedure 'mload' behave differently on your system?
Yes. When I run it, the file names are printed enclosed in
quote marks. Also there is no end-of-line character in the file
since there is no ~% in the printf, so all file names are
printed on the same line.
Is it possible that you have a nonstandard stringproc.lisp ?
(That's where printf is.)
> [sen at gumbie .maxima]$ cat loaded_file_names
> file_name.mac
> file_one.mac
Well, since there are no quote marks, these are read as 3 atoms each.
> lisp-implementation-type: CMU Common Lisp
Maybe CMUCL handles quoted strings differently from other Lisps.
Just a guess.
best
Robert