I use lisp for experimental stuff (basically like a whiteboard and a
marker) that never gets deployed. I just send my code when someone
asks. I was wondering how lisp gets deployed?
"Nikhil Ketkar" <············@gmail.com> writes:
> I use lisp for experimental stuff (basically like a whiteboard and a
> marker) that never gets deployed. I just send my code when someone
> asks. I was wondering how lisp gets deployed?
In all the usual ways (eg. executable files, DLL/so files).
Plus, there are implementation-specific dynamically loadable
files called "FASL" files. I think the most common thing is
"large" (eg. 3 MB) executables which include the entire runtime.
"Nikhil Ketkar" <············@gmail.com> writes:
> I use lisp for experimental stuff (basically like a whiteboard and a
> marker) that never gets deployed. I just send my code when someone
> asks. I was wondering how lisp gets deployed?
I spam IRC and This news group.
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"Nikhil Ketkar" <············@gmail.com> writes:
> I use lisp for experimental stuff (basically like a whiteboard and a
> marker) that never gets deployed. I just send my code when someone
> asks. I was wondering how lisp gets deployed?
I asked a very similar question. I hope the answers given
to me is going to be useful for you:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.lang.lisp/browse_frm/thread/806352d9b21d6870
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