Fighting lisp shared libraries

Question

I studied the scheme and quickly mastered it, and then made the project in it just fine. It literally took several days to complete. Now I'm trying to learn general lisp to feel this, and now I'm just really struggling with trying to learn asdf. It seems like it's common knowledge how to use it in libraries, but I'm confusing. I assume that most lisp programs are created and run inside repl because everything is working fine. This is when I try to compile it into an executable file, where I lose my place.

Is there anyone who can give me any advice on this or point me to a tutorial on it? I really want to make an executable file to give people without explaining how to install sbcl and (required), then run it. I just want to learn how to do something significant in lisp that I have not been able to do with the schema.

I think I could use a scheme and use ffi to get the c libraries working, but I have no experience with c. I am just learning lisp web developers for my personal reasons. Of course, learning some c and ffi may not take as much time as it is haha.
Thanks

Answer 1

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SBCL, , sb-ext: save- lisp -and-die; CCL ccl: save-application. , , .

SBCL, ():

(defun do-it () (format t "hello world~%"))
(sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die "hello" :toplevel #'do-it :executable t)

CCL:

Welcome to Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.6-dev-r14287M-trunk  (LinuxX8632)!
? (defun do-it () (format t "hello world~%"))
DO-IT
? (ccl:save-application "hello" :toplevel-function #'do-it :prepend-kernel t)
[danlei@susi ~/build/ccl]% ./hello
hello world

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ASDF

Answer 2

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ASDF . - clbuild, . .