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Flatpak based Common Lisp applications
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Ralph Schleicher
Dec 11, 2020, 4:08:23 PM12/11/20
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Hello,
we all know that deploying CL applications is not that easy if you use
foreign libraries or other fancy dependencies (at least if you use a
non-commercial CL implementation). Thus, I thought it might be a good
idea to deploy CL applications as Flatpak images. That way it is not
required to either build a standalone application or require the user
to install a CL runtime environment.
To check this out I created a project to build a Flatpak based Common
Lisp runtime environment. Up to now I managed to integrate CCL and
SBCL. The next step will be to integrate Quicklisp. If you like the
idea, see <https://gitlab.com/ralph-schleicher/flatpak-common-lisp>
for more details.
Stay healty
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Ralph
we all know that deploying CL applications is not that easy if you use
foreign libraries or other fancy dependencies (at least if you use a
non-commercial CL implementation). Thus, I thought it might be a good
idea to deploy CL applications as Flatpak images. That way it is not
required to either build a standalone application or require the user
to install a CL runtime environment.
To check this out I created a project to build a Flatpak based Common
Lisp runtime environment. Up to now I managed to integrate CCL and
SBCL. The next step will be to integrate Quicklisp. If you like the
idea, see <https://gitlab.com/ralph-schleicher/flatpak-common-lisp>
for more details.
Stay healty
--
Ralph
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Sep 18, 2021, 7:40:17 AM9/18/21
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Ralph Schleicher <rs+u...@ralph-schleicher.de> writes:
> Hello,
>
> we all know that deploying CL applications is not that easy if you use
> foreign libraries or other fancy dependencies (at least if you use a
> non-commercial CL implementation).
Here here...
> Hello,
>
> we all know that deploying CL applications is not that easy if you use
> foreign libraries or other fancy dependencies (at least if you use a
> non-commercial CL implementation).
> Thus, I thought it might be a good
> idea to deploy CL applications as Flatpak images.
have java installed so web searching is not available...
> To check this out I created a project to build a Flatpak based Common
> Lisp runtime environment. Up to now I managed to integrate CCL and
> SBCL. The next step will be to integrate Quicklisp. If you like the
> idea, see <https://gitlab.com/ralph-schleicher/flatpak-common-lisp>
> for more details.
> Stay healty
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