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- To: (BUG LISP) at MIT-AI, RWK at MIT-AI, MOON at MIT-AI
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- From: RMS@MIT-AI
- Date: Mon, 16 May 78 03:45:21 GMT
- Original-date: 05/15/78 23:45:21 EDT
Or do people think it is ok for all programs that look for inits
to have to look the person up in inquir?
Another alternative is to have a special file on (INIT) which
you use to specify hsname. Then, to find FOO's init, look
for (INIT);FOO HSNAME, read its contents to find BAR,
then look for BAR;.LISP. FOO. Note that this doesn't use .HSNAME.
It does seem as if the hsname may not really be a workable idea,
when combined with $^S. Or, perhaps $^S should set the next program's
.hsname to corrspond to what it puts in that program's .xuname,
by looking on (INIT) or in inquir.
RWK, I wish you wouldn't get so emotional about any message I send.
My message was hardly comdemning you (it agreed with part and disagreed
with part), so you shouldn't have taken it as such.