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The usual way to build common lisp apps is to build an image, so each program has its own copy of the interpreter/compiler. I did quite a bit of work to make sure my app didn't work this way, however the tradeoff is it has a little bit slower start up time then is necessary. This can get annoying when doing frequent builds.
Perhaps an option should be provided to build a standalone image, for those who are interested.
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I haven't been doing builds frequently enough that the slow start up feels hindering. I'll keep in mind that this is an option. And thanks for the vote of confidence. Fair warning: I'm still really new to Lisp, so what helps me might not be in the interest of the average user.
The usual way to build common lisp apps is to build an image, so each program has its own copy of the interpreter/compiler. I did quite a bit of work to make sure my app didn't work this way, however the tradeoff is it has a little bit slower start up time then is necessary. This can get annoying when doing frequent builds.
Perhaps an option should be provided to build a standalone image, for those who are interested.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: