Re: Creating standalone executables

From: André Thieme (this.address.is.good.until.2004.feb.13_at_justmail.de)
Date: 02/02/04 

Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2004 01:39:38 +0100

Henrik Motakef wrote:

> Generally, it is /very/ uncommon to really need to build "standalone"
> executables. It seems that most people who ask for that want their
> users to double-click some icon, or type some simple command in a
> shell, and the app is started. This can almost always be done with a
> simple starter shell-script

If you want to deliver an application under Windows there usualy is no
Lisp installed. Delivering a .exe file (with some .dll's) comes handy.

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