[[email protected]: [ilisp - Help] ILisp on Windows 2000]

Marco Antoniotti <[email protected]>
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By: youngde

Ok. ILisp 5.11 on Windows 2000 with Allegro 6.1. What do I do to get pathnames
with spaces accepted by ILisp. For example, "D:/Program Files/acl61/alisp",
when handed to ALLEGRO, fails; the debugger trace looks like:

start-process("allegro" #<buffer *allegro*> "d:/Program" "Files/acl61/alisp")
  apply(start-process "allegro" #<buffer *allegro*> "d:/Program"
"Files/acl61/alisp")

Notice how "Program" and "Files" are separated. I've tried various incantations
with no luck.

Thanks for the help.


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