Ivan Boldyrev  <boldyrev+nospam@cgitftp.uiggm.nsc.ru> wrote:
+---------------
| Rob Warnock wrote:
| > If you want to get rid of that sometimes-unfortunate message  ;-}  ;-}
| > (e.g., when you're piping the output somewhere else), try this
| > instead:
| > 
| >     % cmucl -noinit -eval '(setf *load-verbose* nil)' -load baz.x86f
| >     Hello, world!
| >     % 
| 
| or this:
| % cmucl -quiet -load baz.x86f
| -quiet seems to be undocumented, but works with CMU CL 18d.
+---------------

I'm running CMUCL 18d, too, yet I get this:

	% cmucl -quiet -load baz.x86f
	; Loading #p"/u/rpw3/.cmucl-init".
	Hello, world!
	% 

I'm guessing that you don't have an accessible init file in your
home directory (e.g., "init.lisp" or ".cmucl-init"), or you'd get
the message, too. I believe the suppression done by "-quiet" occurs
*after* any init file is loaded (though before any "-load" is processed),
which it why this doesn't cut it either:

	% cmucl -quiet -init baz.x86f 
	; Loading #p"/u/rpw3/baz.x86f".
	Hello, world!
	% 

But by combining our suggestions we get the following, which *is*
silent (even if one has an accessible init file):

	% cmucl -noinit -quiet -load baz.x86f
	Hello, world!
	% 


-Rob

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