>>>>> "dvl" == Didier Verna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
dvl> It seems that compile-file automatically adds the x86f extension to
the output
dvl> file, even if I use the :output-file key. Is there a way to avoid this
?
The name for the :output-file is computed using
compile-file-pathname. If no pathname type is given, it uses an
implementation-defined default, x86f in this case.
Are you trying to create an output file without a type? If so, this
seems to work:
(compile-file "foo.lisp" :output-file (make-pathname :name "zot" :type
:unspecific))
Ray
