Starting to hack on SBCL - Paul Khuong: some Lisp
SBCL was accepted as a mentoring organisation for Google’s Summer of Code 2013 (our list of project suggestions is here). This will be our first time, so that’s really great news. I’m also extremely surprised by the number of people who’ve expressed interest in working with us. I was going to reply to a bunch of emails individually, but I figure I should also centralise some of the stuff here. EDI
Finding SBCL sources
You can get SBCL binaries from www.sbcl.org and that works pretty nicely. However, if you use M-. in slime to jump to the definition of a SBCL-defined function (e.g. sb-ext:run-program or cl:car), you might get something like this: Error: failed to find the WRITE-DATE of /Users/jwise/proj/sbcl/clean/1.0.54/sbcl-1.0.54-x86-64-darwin/src/code/list.lisp: No such file or directory That's because the s
SBCL now supports compressed cores
SBCL 1.0.52 just came out and includes support for compressed cores thanks to Paul Khuong. Compressed cores don't reduce memory usage, and they cost some startup time, but they can significantly reduce the on-disk footprint of cores or executables with embedded cores. If that's a tradeoff you want to make, it's now pretty easily available. To enable it, you have to build SBCL with the :sb-core-com
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