15 Self-contained examples

This chapter enumerates the set of examples in the LispWorks library which illustrate how to deliver a runtime.

See README.txt files in the sub-directories for instructions. To view the example code and the README.txt file, open the file in the Editor tool in the LispWorks IDE. Evaluating the calls to example-edit-file shown below will achieve this.

Note: In the README.txt files, "Use X as delivery script" (when X is a file name) means you can either:

• Use the file path as a command-line argument with -build. That is, run LispWorks in a console like this:

LispWorks-image -build X

or

• Use the script in the Application Builder tool in the the LispWorks IDE. To do this, either edit the file and use the editor command Meta+X Build Application, or start the Application Builder tool directly and enter the file path in the Build script pane.

For more information about the Application Builder tool, see the LispWorks IDE User Guide .

15.1 Delivering a Cocoa CAPI application examples

15.2 Delivering a CAPI application examples

15.3 Delivering a dynamic library examples

15.4 Delivering a Windows service examples

LispWorks Delivery User Guide - 15 Feb 2015