Re: SBCL on win32 without Cygwin?

Alex Mizrahi wrote:

Windows NT certified as fully POSIX (Portable Operating System
Interface)-compliant.

But did you read the article, which was cited on wikipedia?

http://www.gcn.com/print/14_23/31557-1.html

Sounds like lots of problems, if you want to port a Unix application. And
for most Windows versions, like XP, you'll need the 217 MB "Windows
Services for UNIX" installation (but looks like you can download it for
free).

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