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The libraries you use with SBCL are likely to be source rather than binary, unless you mean via FFI to (likely) C libraries. Quicklisp[1] has made a massive di
by legooolas 8y ago
The libraries you use with SBCL are likely to be source rather than binary, unless you mean via FFI to (likely) C libraries.
Quicklisp[1] has made a massive difference to how easy it is to download and manage sets of dependencies in a Lisp project. Try it out :)
[1] https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/ https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/