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INIT file searching
- To: (BUG LISP) at MIT-MC
 
- Subject: INIT file searching
 
- From: RLB at MIT-MC (Richard L. Bryan)
 
- Date: Fri, 6 Oct 78 19:12:00 GMT
 
- Original-date: 6 OCT 1978 1512-EDT
 
According to the description in LISP RECENT, if I want to start a Lisp
with FOO's init file, I need to type :LISP FOO;FOO LISP (i.e., nodefault).
Suppose the search went like:
	B) JCL of the form:
		foo;	look for foo;<xuname> LISP, if not found try
				 foo;* LISP, if not found try
				 foo;foo LISP
		fn1	look for <sname>;fn1 >
		fn1 fn2 look for <sname>;fn1 fn2
		foo;fn1 look for foo;fn1 >