Daniel Janus • 8/9/2008

Who said Common Lisp programs cannot be small?

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This technical article details how the author created a minimal 386KB standalone gzip executable in Common Lisp using ECL compiler. It explains the specific compilation flags and configuration that enabled such a small binary size, including linker optimizations and UPX compression. The post includes actual code snippets used to build the program and discusses challenges with ASDF integration.

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