commoned

ed but lisp, and with many weird opinionated changes

building

a standalone ce executable may be built using embeddable common lisp with the following command:

ecl --load build.cl --eval '(quit)'

you'll need ecl with development bindings (probably called ecl-dev). on alpine, make sure you also have libffi-dev gmp-dev and gc-dev installed, since the dependencies for alpine's ecl package seem to be missing stuff needed to build binaries.

note that the result will be dynamically linked to ecl by default, the --disable-shared configure flag when building ecl may change this