Re: The load path

[Rob Browning]

Greg Troxel <address@hidden> writes:

>   That's not quite what I was addressing though; I was
>   talking about the case where everything on a machine is there through
>   package management -
>   in this case /usr/local isn't needed because there isn't anything in
>   /usr/local.
>
> And, at least on NetBSD, cc doesn't search /usr/local.  If guile does,
> that's a bug :-)  So if things not in prefix get added to %load-path,
> it would be nice to make it a configure-time option, perhaps a 
>
> --load-path-prefixes=/usr/local,/usr/y0

Did you see the suggestion in one of my last messages in this thread,
and if so, what did you think?

i.e. the one suggesting an option like this:

      --with-built-in-load-path='("foo" default "bar")'

among a couple of other things.

-- 
Rob Browning
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