roswell2

it's experiment to modernize roswell and implement all in common lisp. for portability purpose, roswell is kept maintained.

how to build.

make; sudo make install

how to build on linux

make linux-build; sudo make install

how to uninstall

sudo make uninstall

rebuild core (you might need it if you update roswell2)

lisp rebuild

launch sbcl

lisp run -L sbcl

launch sbcl with quicklisp

lisp run -L sbcl -Q

launch windows sbcl using wine.(quit immediately because --repl is not specified)

lisp run -L sbcl --version 2.3.11 --os windows --arch x86-64 --wrap wine --eval "(print features)"

launch sbcl and print message and launch repl after eval.

lisp run -L sbcl --eval '(print "hello world")' --repl