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<div id="content"><div id="content-area"><div id="article-title">SBCL</div><div id="article">Steel Bank Common Lisp is an open source / free software <a href="Common&#32;Lisp&#32;implementation.html" class="category">Common Lisp implementation</a>. It provides an integrated native compiler,
interpreter, and debugger.<p>SBCL is a fork off of the main branch of <a href="CMUCL.html" class="category">CMUCL</a>. SBCL is
distinguished from CMUCL by a greater emphasis on maintainability.
In particular, the SBCL system can be built directly from its
source code, so that the output corresponds to the source code in
a controlled, verifiable way, and arbitrary changes can be made to
the system without causing bootstrapping problems. SBCL also
places less emphasis than CMU CL does on new non-<a href="ANSI.html" class="internal">ANSI</a>
extensions, or on backward compatibility with old non-ANSI
features.<p>More information at the project page at <a href="http://sbcl.sourceforge.net/">http://sbcl.sourceforge.net/</a>,
and on the <a href="SBCL&#32;Internals.html" class="internal">SBCL Internals</a> CLiki<p><a href="Common-Lisp-Controller.html" class="internal">Common-Lisp-Controller</a>-compatible SBCL Debian (.deb) packages are
part of Debian GNU/Linux 3.0/Woody and Debian GNU/Linux 3.1/Sarge for Alpha, x86, PPC, and SPARC. Later releases
will include more architectures.<p><h3>Local pages</h3><p><ul>
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<a href="boinkmarks.html" class="internal">boinkmarks</a> -
<a href="Benchmark.html" class="category">Benchmark</a>s of the current &amp; of old versions of <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a>, as related in <a href="https://boinkor.net/2020/02/somewhere-between-8-and-11-years-without-boinkmarks/">Somewhere between 8 and 11 years without boinkmarks</a>
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<a href="CAPTURED-STREAM.html" class="internal">CAPTURED-STREAM</a> -
captured-stream is a small Common Lisp library for viewing <a href="stream.html" class="category">stream</a>s as sequences
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<a href="cl-competitive.html" class="internal">cl-competitive</a> -
A code collection maintained mainly for competitive programming, and partly for just understanding <a href="algorithm.html" class="category">algorithm</a>s
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<a href="cl-textmagic.html" class="internal">cl-textmagic</a> -
CL-TEXTMAGIC is a Common Lisp interface to the TextMagic
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<a href="CLORB.html" class="internal">CLORB</a> -
<a href="CLORB.html" class="internal">CLORB</a> is a <a href="CORBA.html" class="category">CORBA</a> ORB that implements the <a href="https://www.omg.org/spec/LISP/">OMG Lisp Language Mapping</a> for CORBA
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<a href="CloserLookAtCharacters.html" class="internal">CloserLookAtCharacters</a> -
Characters are not their codes -- Encodings and external format in Common Lisp
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<a href="CMUCL&#32;Hints.html" class="internal">CMUCL Hints</a> -
A collection of miscellaneous hints and tips for <a href="CMUCL.html" class="category">CMUCL</a> users - some also apply to the <a href="CMUCL.html" class="category">CMUCL</a> spin-off, <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a>
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<a href="lep.html" class="internal">lep</a> -
Provides a LEP server for <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a> as well as command line clients eval and listener
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<a href="lisp-network-server.html" class="internal">lisp-network-server</a> -
<a href="http://www.thangorodrim.de/software/lisp-network-server/index.html">lisp-network-server</a> is a simple framework for writing Common Lisp <a href="networking.html" class="category">networking</a> applications
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<a href="quickapp.html" class="internal">quickapp</a> -
A project for generating template projects that use <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a> and <a href="buildapp.html" class="category">buildapp</a>
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<a href="ROTATE-BYTE.html" class="internal">ROTATE-BYTE</a> -
Function ROTATE-BYTE
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<a href="sb-heapdump.html" class="internal">sb-heapdump</a> -
sb-heapdump is a library for <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a> which writes graphs of Lisp objects to
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<a href="sb-sequence.html" class="internal">sb-sequence</a> -
An <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a> implementation of the protocol for user defined sequences
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<a href="sb-texinfo.html" class="internal">sb-texinfo</a> -
<a href="https://nikodemus.github.io/sb-texinfo//">sb-texinfo</a> was originally written for processing the <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a> docstrings by Rudi Sclatte in 2004, and has been maintained as part of SBCL since then
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<a href="SB-X86-PORTIO.html" class="internal">SB-X86-PORTIO</a> -
SB-X86-PORTIO is a module for doing raw port I/O on <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a>/x86/x86-64
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<a href="SBCL&#32;Internals.html" class="internal">SBCL Internals</a> -
<a href="SBCL&#32;Internals.html" class="internal">SBCL Internals</a> was another <a href="CLiki.html" class="category">CLiki</a> installation for <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a> hackers to document bits of the internals of said CL implementation
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<a href="Steeldump.html" class="internal">Steeldump</a> -
<a href="https://common-lisp.net/project/steeldump/">Steeldump</a> is an unofficial <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APT_%28software%29">APT</a> repository for applications written in Common Lisp, providing binary packages based on <a href="SBCL.html" class="category">SBCL</a>
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</ul><p><h3>Building 0.8.4 on SPARC</h3><p>The Sun's assembler doesn't like the GNU syntax used in the SBCL assembler sources, so something like the following is required:<p><pre>$ ln -s `which gcc` ~/bin/gcc
$ ln -s `which gas` ~/bin/as
$ export COMPILER_PATH=~/bin</pre><p>Also, when building from CMUCL you need to add the following stanza to src/cold/ansify.lisp:<p><pre>#+(and cmu sparc)
(ext:set-floating-point-modes :traps &#039;(:overflow :invalid :divide-by-zero))</pre><p><h3>SBCL Advocacy Haiku</h3><p><pre>(unless (equalp
(lisp-implementation-type)
&quot;SBCL&quot;) (quit))</pre><p><pre>#-sbcl(quit)</pre><p><h3>Scripts</h3>
As of SBCL 1.0.22, shebang-scripts are supported via the --script option (add #!/usr/bin/sbcl --script as the first line). However, --script option changes the way initialization is performed (no sysinit (/etc/sbclrc) and no userinit (~/.sbclrc)).<p>Older versions of SBCL don't tolerate shebang lines (CLISP does). To create an SBCL script,
<a href="http://www.sbcl.org/manual/Shebang-Scripts.html">manual/Shebang-Scripts.html</a>
suggests using an external trampoline or init hair. That's silly.
An executable file without a shebang line defaults to sh. So an SBCL script is simply
<pre>$ cat foo
#|
exec sbcl --noinform --load $0 --end-toplevel-options &quot;$@&quot;
|#
(format t &quot;hi~%&quot;)
(quit)
$ chmod a+x foo
$ ./foo
hi
$ </pre>
To compile, simply
<pre>#|
fasl=`dirname $0`/`basename $0 .lisp`.fasl
[ $fasl -ot $0 ] &amp;&amp; sbcl --noinform --eval &quot;(compile-file \&quot;$0\&quot;)&quot; --eval &quot;(quit)&quot; &gt; /dev/null
exec sbcl --noinform --load $fasl --end-toplevel-options &quot;$@&quot;
|#</pre><p><p><h3>Installing SBCL from source not in /usr/local</h3><p>Unpack the source tarball. <p>Set INSTALL_ROOT to where you want it to go.<p><pre>
export INSTALL_ROOT=$HOME
</pre><p>Now use this hack so it will look for the core file in the right place<p><pre>
export CC=&quot;cc &#039;-DSBCL_HOME=\&quot;$INSTALL_ROOT/lib/sbcl/\&quot;&#039;&quot;
sh make.sh
sh install.sh
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<h3>Using Common Lisp Controller with a self installed SBCL</h3><p>Put this in your .sbclrc<p><pre>
(require &#039;sb-bsd-sockets) ; needed now because it does not gel well with the path munging by the common-lisp-controller
(load &quot;/usr/share/common-lisp/source/common-lisp-controller/common-lisp-controller.lisp&quot;)
(common-lisp-controller:init-common-lisp-controller-v4 &quot;sbcl&quot;)
</pre><p><h3>Adding GNU Readline support</h3>
Evgeniy Zhemchugov has written a GNU readline loader to get uparrow history and tab completion like in CLISP. Download or clone and load it from your ~/.sbclrc<p>http://jini-zh.org/sbcl-readline/sbcl-readline.html</div></div>
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