Connecting two PCs, Note-PC
and Desk-PC
over a wireless LAN.On your Desktop, you have created a Common Lisp file named File1.cl under directory, D:/Data/Lisp/.I started Clozure CL on Note-PC and tried to load the file File1.cl by evaluating (load"//Desk-PC/Data/Lisp/File1.cl")
, but the error in File"//Desk-PC/Data/Lisp/File1.cl"do not exist.
did not work.
By the way, Allegro, CLISP, and SBCL load properly.Of course, you can load it with (load"D:/Data/Lisp/File1.cl")
from CCL launched on Desk-PC.
How can I access files on other PCs via CCL?
I couldn't find out the details, but the Windows version of CCL doesn't seem to recognize the path of the network share.
It seems that you can access it by attaching a drive letter (Z:, etc.) to the shared location, but I think this method is easy (it is troublesome to separate the description from other processing systems).but)
It is easy to isolate using the #+ccl expression
.
#+ccl
enabled for CCL, #-ccl
disabled for CCL
(load#-ccl "D:/Data/Lisp/File1.cl"#+ccl "X:/Data/Lisp/File1.cl")
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