fi-stella breaks mlisp

Robert,

we'll see what we can do to make this generic.  Just downcasing the CL
package prefixes in fi-stella might do the trick (you could try that
and let me know whether it worked).  I don't think you can use the
#:cl syntax, since that just gives you an uninterned symbol as opposed
to one that's interened in the CL package.  But maybe I'm missing
something here.  Anyway, we'll have a look.

Hans

>>>>> Robert P Goldman <[email protected]> writes:

> Franz's mlisp is a case-sensitive "modern" common lisp.  In fi-stella,
> there are references to the common-lisp package using the nickname "CL",
> but in mlisp, the proper nickname is "cl".  Actually, if you want to be
> agnostic, then you should use #:cl, which will give you the right case
> for any image.

> Anyway, having fi-stella loaded will bust an mlisp session.

> If one's only CL work is with PowerLoom, that might be fine, but for
> those of us with multiple CL-based projects, just adding fi-stella to
> one's lisp-mode-hook will be A Bad Idea.

> Best,
> Robert
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