For systems other than Arch, here are the wrapper scripts for SBCL that provides the `lisp` and `lispi` commands mentioned above. lisp: #!/bin/sh # # SB

For systems other than Arch, here are the wrapper scripts for SBCL that provides the `lisp` and `lispi` commands mentioned above. lisp: #!/bin/sh # # SBCL wrapper script # filename="$1" mainfunction="${2:-main}" if [ -z $filename ]; then echo 'Please provide a filename as the first argument' exit 1 fi if [ ! -f $filename ]; then echo "Could not find the file named \"$filename\"" exit 1 fi sbcl_path=$(which sbcl) if [ -z $sbcl_path ]; then echo 'sbcl is not in the PATH environment variable' exit 1 fi if [ ! -x $sbcl_path ]; then echo "$sbcl_path is not executable" exit 1 fi "$sbcl_path" \ --noinform \ --noprint \ --no-userinit \ --no-sysinit \ --disable-debugger \ --quit \ --load "$filename" \ --eval "($mainfunction)" \ --end-toplevel-options lispi: #!/bin/sh # # SBCL wrapper script # filename="$1" flag="" if [ ! -z $filename ]; then if [ ! -f $filename ]; then echo "Could not find $filename" exit 1 fi flag="--load $filename" fi sbcl_path=$(which sbcl) if [ -z $sbcl_path ]; then echo 'sbcl is not in the PATH environment variable' exit 1 fi if [ ! -x $sbcl_path ]; then echo "$sbcl_path is not executable" exit 1 fi "$sbcl_path" --noinform $flag