Writing Small CLI Programs in Common Lisp
Read OriginalThis article details the author's approach to creating small command-line interface (CLI) programs in Common Lisp. It covers requirements like single-file programs, interactive development with Swank, using Quicklisp for libraries, and robust argument parsing. The post includes a practical case study of a batch coloring utility and discusses project skeleton, directory structure, building binaries, and man pages.
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