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This change adds many things:
* There is now a proper interface to defining and using foreign
callbacks in Lisp.
* There is now a usable script to build
libsbcl.so ("make-shared-library.sh"), which also slightly adjusts the
runtime to make it more amenable for external use with respect to
signalling.
* There is now a way to use libsbcl.so in conjunction with other
object code to actually initialize Lisp and call Lisp foreign
callables from C directly. (this works, at least on Linux, but support
is not quite complete yet, because we don't have a way to
de-initialize Lisp)
* `save-lisp-and-die' has gained a new argument to support the above.
I guess technically DEFINE-ALIEN-CALLBACK can be removed, since the
DEFINE-ALIEN-CALLABLE interface now supersedes it, but internal stuff
like tests still use it, so that change can wait for now.
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#!/bin/sh
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. output/build-config
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echo //entering make-shared-library.sh
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echo //building sbcl runtime into a shared library
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$GNUMAKE -C src/runtime libsbcl.so
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