--- Francis Leboutte <algo.be at f.leboutte> wrote:

> Your question is not very understandable, at least
> for me. What do you want 
> to do? A piece of code may be useful.

---

There are 2 problems that are most likely related:

(let ((output-pathname
  (make-pathname :directory "d:/test-dir/" :name
"x")))
  (open output-pathname :direction output))

1. The code above returns "c:\Program
Files\acl501\d:\test-dir\x resulted in error.  No such
file or directory."

2. I have to put my source code in c:\Program
Files\acl501, or else ACL can't find it.

I am under pressure right now.  I don't have time to
read a bunch of books to determine how to use this
functionality.

I just want to turn it off.  I'll tell it myself where
I want stuff to go.  I don't want it to assume
anything.

Right now ACL is totally unusable for my purposes.

Thank you in advance for your help,

Eric


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