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I've set up Quicklisp to run whenever SBCL runs, and added the following line to the top of my file that I'm trying to use the priority-queue library in (as suggested in the answer to my earlier question, Priority queue for Common Lisp?Priority queue for Common Lisp?). However, when I try to use it, I get errors from SBCL, saying that the functions from priority-queue are not defined! What am I missing?

For reference, I tried to write something like this:

(ql:quickload "priority-queue") (defparameter *heap* (make-pqueue #'<))

And I get an error saying that make-pqueue is not defined.

I've set up Quicklisp to run whenever SBCL runs, and added the following line to the top of my file that I'm trying to use the priority-queue library in (as suggested in the answer to my earlier question, Priority queue for Common Lisp?). However, when I try to use it, I get errors from SBCL, saying that the functions from priority-queue are not defined! What am I missing?

For reference, I tried to write something like this:

(ql:quickload "priority-queue") (defparameter *heap* (make-pqueue #'<))

And I get an error saying that make-pqueue is not defined.

I've set up Quicklisp to run whenever SBCL runs, and added the following line to the top of my file that I'm trying to use the priority-queue library in (as suggested in the answer to my earlier question, Priority queue for Common Lisp?). However, when I try to use it, I get errors from SBCL, saying that the functions from priority-queue are not defined! What am I missing?

For reference, I tried to write something like this:

(ql:quickload "priority-queue") (defparameter *heap* (make-pqueue #'<))

And I get an error saying that make-pqueue is not defined.

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I've set up Quicklisp to run whenever SBCL runs, and added the following line to the top of my file that I'm trying to use the priority-queue library in (as suggested in the answer to my earlier question, Priority queue for Common Lisp?). However, when I try to use it, I get errors from SBCL, saying that the functions from priority-queue are not defined! What am I missing?

For reference, I tried to write something like this:

(ql:quickload "priority-queue") (defparameter *heap* (make-pqueue #'<))

And I get an error saying that make-pqueue is not defined.

I've set up Quicklisp to run whenever SBCL runs, and added the following line to the top of my file that I'm trying to use the priority-queue library in. However, when I try to use it, I get errors from SBCL, saying that the functions from priority-queue are not defined! What am I missing?

For reference, I tried to write something like this:

(ql:quickload "priority-queue") (defparameter *heap* (make-pqueue #'<))

And I get an error saying that make-pqueue is not defined.

I've set up Quicklisp to run whenever SBCL runs, and added the following line to the top of my file that I'm trying to use the priority-queue library in (as suggested in the answer to my earlier question, Priority queue for Common Lisp?). However, when I try to use it, I get errors from SBCL, saying that the functions from priority-queue are not defined! What am I missing?

For reference, I tried to write something like this:

(ql:quickload "priority-queue") (defparameter *heap* (make-pqueue #'<))

And I get an error saying that make-pqueue is not defined.

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I've set up Quicklisp to run whenever SBCL runs, and added the following line to the top of my file that I'm trying to use the priority-queue library in. However, when I try to use it, I get errors from SBCL, saying that the functions from priority-queue are not defined! What am I missing?

For reference, I tried to write something like this:

(ql:quickload "priority-queue") (defparameter *heap* (make-pqueue #'<))

And I get an error saying that make-pqueue is not defined.