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I am learning Common Lisp and I have a question. I know in Windows, you can use the commercial IDE's like Allegro CL, Lispworks, etc to make stand alone exe's.
My question is, how is this done in Linux?
I am versed in Linux, but I have never programmed in Linux. What procedure should I follow to create a stand alone type of application in Linux? I guess a binary?
I started the MIT SICP series and it turns out that what they refer to as Lisp actually turned out to Scheme, which is handled now by DrScheme. I just checked and it will compile an executable.
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