Nice article, I learned a couple tricks. A first gotcha: > you could just replace it with… #!/usr/bin/sbcl –load /home/youruser/.sbclrc –script this doesn't

Nice article, I learned a couple tricks. A first gotcha: > you could just replace it with… #!/usr/bin/sbcl –load /home/youruser/.sbclrc –script this doesn't work, since a shebang only accepts one argument. --- There are 2 main caveats to the described approach: starting SBCL like this from sources and not from a binary takes a little time. And you don’t have batteries included. Want a HTTP client, a CSV parser? You have to quickload them and this adds up in the startup time. We can rely on long-running images in the editor and run stuff from there, bypassing the terminal altogether, or build binaries, or try other approaches (Lish shell, a lisp server https://notabug.org/quasus/lserver/ https://notabug.org/quasus/lserver/) But that’s why I started CIEL, CL with batteries included. You can get a binary and run scripts that start fast and can do common tasks. It’s also a superset of useful libraries that you can quickload or use with a core image (for a fast startup in your editor). https://github.com/ciel-lang/CIEL/ https://github.com/ciel-lang/CIEL/ http://ciel-lang.org/ http://ciel-lang.org/ It’s in beta, polishing phase.