Auto-Start Lisp Help

Hello all. I have a real simple question. I have a lisp program I found on the internet that I need to self start once loaded. I've been delving into lisp here and there but I haven't run across the answer to this. The first line of the lisp is for example: (defun c:date (). I believe this is all you'll need to provide me an answer.

Thanks in advance.

 

Remove (or comment out) the "(defun c:xxx ()" and the very last ")"

 

Perfect! Thanks again. }>

 

That will work but could have undesirable side effects, since it guarantees
that all variables which were declared local are now globals. IMHO, a better
approach is to leave the "(defun c:xxx ()" and the very last ")" alone, and
instead add a new line at the very end, which says "(c:xxx)" -- c:xxx being
whatever followed the defun.

The difference is, instead of bursting the function definition, you leave it
as is and simply execute it after it's defined.