Re: Couldn't find how to build an executable out of Lisp code
- From: "Javier" <javuchi@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 14 Jul 2006 16:23:14 -0700
Frank Buss wrote:
And, how to make a single executable being able to run without the need
for the user to install SBCL?
I've tried it for CLISP, only, but when you read the SBCL page I mentioned,
it looks like it is possible, too:
Not really. The executable doesn't work if you don't have SBCL
installed. It doesn't statically link the libraries of SBCL.
I'd like to find something like Chicken, but for Lisp. It is able to
link statically and make really stand-alone executables.
.
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