"Robert P. Goldman" <[email protected]> writes: > Zach, when ASDF reads a system name from a symbol, it takes the symbol > name and down cases it. So loading :foo is the same as loading "foo". > > So I don't think this should break anything for you, unless quicklisp > has some systems with camel-cased names.
My mistake, I read the situation backwards. Quicklisp currently coerces system names to downcase before loading. > Also, according to the hyperspec, a logical pathname can only contain > upper case letters, so it can't distinguish files whose names differ > by case alone. (Cf.19.3.1). Sure, one logical pathname cannot map to multiple physical pathnames, but any single logical pathname can map to *any* single physical pathname. Zach
