[DEVON at MIT-MC: Forwarded]

[Christopher C. Stacy <CStacy at MIT-AI>]

From: DEVON@MIT-MC (Sent by DEVON0@MIT-MC)
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 82 05:14:37 GMT
Original-Date: 02/04/82 01:14:37 EDT
Subject:
To: CSTACY at MIT-MC
CC: DEVON at MIT-MC
Isn't it reasonable for compiled and interpreted code to have the same
environment?

I tried

(eval-when (compile)
  (load "guest5;devon lisp"))

which puts autoload properties on many of my commonly used macros, etc,
but the compiler ignores that, and I've been reduced to keeping two
copies of everything, one for the compiler and one for the interpreter
since I don't know how to make the compiler recognise synonyms and do
autoloads!  And I keep having to fix the smae bugs twice!!!  Help!!!