[clisp-list] Strange princ behavior

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I'm hoping someone can point in the right direction.=A0 I have some mac=
ros
that are generating groups of calls to princ, which look something like=

this:

(progn (princ "hello ") (princ "world."))

This generates output to the stream
hello world.

As I would expect.=A0 But when the second princ string has a newline in=
 it,
such as
(progn (princ "hello ") (princ "world,
=A0 how are you"))

I don't get
hello world,
=A0 how are you

I get
hello
world,
=A0 how are you.

In short, the second princ is always preceded by a newline, but only wh=
en
the string itself contains a newline.

Is this standard print behavior for strings?=A0 Is this a bug in CLISP?=
=A0 Am I
doing something pathologically stupid?

incidently, I am using CLISP 2.82 on Windows XP.

Thanks for any help,
=A0=A0=A0 Glenn Burnside

Thanks,
Glenn G. Burnside III
National Instruments=