Building Express Engine
The Express Engine kernel can be built with any ANSI Common Lisp
compliant development environment.
The GUI version, unfortunately, requires a specific commercial Lisp
environment. The CAPI based GUI requires LispWorks.
Eventually, the GUI will be reimplemented in CLIM (Common Lisp
Interface Manager), thereby allowing the system to be built using any
Common Lisp environment which includes CLIM.
To Build:
- Using SBCL
Change directory to the root directory
of the Express Engine source.
- sbcl --load sbcl/compile
- sbcl --load sbcl/deliver
- Using CCL
Change directory to the root directory
of the Express Engine source.
- ccl -l ccl/compile
- ccl -l ccl/deliver
You should now have an executable version of Express Engine named
eengine32sbcl, eengine64sbcl, eengine32ccl, or eengine64ccl
depending on whether you used the 64-bit or 32-bit versions of
SBCL and CCL.
Craig Lanning
Last modified: Tue Jul 26 13:01:41 EDT 2016