Fix command line argument retrieval for Allegro CL #20
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In Allegro CL, the symbol `sys:command-line-arguments' is a function and must be called in order to correctly access command line arguments.
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I checked the build in Travis but it seems a configuration issue... |
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libre-man#20 Added allegro to .travis as well
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In Allegro CL, the symbol `sys:command-line-arguments' is a function and must be called in order to correctly access command line arguments. Thanks to @digikar99 for this fix!
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In Allegro CL, the symbol `sys:command-line-arguments' is a function
and must be called in order to correctly access command line arguments.