,load filename ...
(load "filename
")
because you don't have to
shift to type the parentheses or quote marks.
(However, it is still possible to specify a filename as a Scheme
string literal, with quote marks--you'll need this for filenames
containing whitespace.)
Also, it works in
any package, unlike (load "filename
")
, which will work only
work in packages in which the variable load
is defined appropriately.
,exit [exp
]
Exits back out to shell (or executive or whatever invoked Scheme 48
in the first place).
Exp
should evaluate to an integer. The
integer is returned to the calling program.
The default value of exp
is zero, which, on Unix,
is generally interpreted as success.
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