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Skill Routine Loads From Command Line but Not ilinit

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I know this may be a pretty broad question, but here it comes :) I have a skill routine in my Skill path that has no problem loading from the command line, ex: (load "tools.il") The skill routine works perfectly with no errors. The registerd functions work without issue. However when I try to load it through allegro.ilinit I get an error: E- *Error* load: error while loading file - "tools.il" With no other error messages. When I try to run a registered function (ex function_name) it gives an error like: E- *Error* toplevel: undefined variable - function_name At this point if I load it manually at the command line it works fine. Is there something different required to load skill from the ilinit as opposed to loading from the command line? Why would it work one way and not the other? Thanks for any help. Chris


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    Sorry for the big paragraph. I typed it out with paragraphs but the formatting was lost when I posted??


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