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Article #126"system" procedure in MIT Scheme
From: Jon L White
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 1991 19:05
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 1991 19:05
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re: I don't know the answer to the question, but T. Hasbargen is asking if
there is a way, in MIT Scheme, to do the Chez Scheme and Common LISP
equivalent of (system "..."). For example, (system "rm *.com").
Just to set the record straight -- there is no SYSTEM function defined
for Common Lisp. Individual vendors of Common Lisp systems may have
extended the functionality to include an equivalent facility, but
I don't know if any use the name SYSTEM.
For example, Lucid Common lisp uses RUN-PROGRAM, which ports across all
Unix platforms plus several others, but probably doesn't carry over well
into lots of other OOPS's (Obscure OPerating Systems -- ask me privately
for titilating examples.)
-- JonL --
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