determine the absolute path to slime-helper.el entirely in CL #3
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… on where emacs thinks "~" is. On windows this can be many different places. I think this will work as long as quicklisp's ~ and emac's ~ are on the same drive letter.
…hing different on emacs startup than when evaluating elisp manually. Now calculates the full windows path, including drive letter, and just issues the right elisp LOAD call.
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That last patch didn't work on startup. Apparently (getenv "HOME") in elisp was returning "C:\Program Files\Emacs 22.3" during emacs initialization, and then the right value later on if you evaluate it manually.
This patch determines the whole path in CL, so emacs just deals with a LOAD. Uses PATHNAME-DEVICE or PATHNAME-HOST if you're on lispworks.