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- Freezing Lisp in Time
- The resulting core file is 25M (7.1M bzip2'd), which is a bit large, because it bundles the Lisp library, including things you don't use, together with the SBCL executable. The SBCL executable binary itself, however, is rather small and contains mostly just the garbage collector and a few other things. In fact, most of Lisp is stored in a core image.
- On the up side, the image you just saved includes all libraries in use, so there are no external dependencies (save for any C/C++ libraries you might have FFI'd in). Ultimately, this gives you a good method for distributing your application together with a full Lisp!
- http://ccrma.stanford.edu/guides/package/lisp/
- A Common Lisp image is an executable file that contains a complete base Common Lisp system plus compiled packages