Jul 072009
Now here are steps to build a Windows application as for “hello, world” ๐
Create a message.lisp:
(use-package "FFI") (def-call-out messagebox (:name "MessageBoxA") (:library "user32.dll") (:arguments (hwnd int) (text c-string) (capt c-string) (type uint)) (:return-type int) (:language :stdc)) (defun main() (messagebox 0 "Hello World!" "Message" 0) (quit))
then run:
clisp -M “C:\Program Files\clisp-2.47\base\lispinit.mem” -x “(load \”message.lisp\”)(ext:saveinitmem \”message\” :init-function #’main :executable t :norc t :quiet t)”
now we have a message.exe under the same directory, run it, you will get a standard Windows message box like this:
Almost all stuffs mentioned here are coming from:
except I added “:quiet t” to avoid CLisp’s welcome messages printed out in screen.
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The Windows application still has a command window, need to get this solved.