Follow stift 4dc3f46: a release's executable for Linux
Getting Started describes installing a release: the archive and its
checksum, what they hold, the glibc 2.38 they need, and the commands
that download, check and install them. Building from a clone follows,
for Windows and older systems. Home's table of pages and its status
mention releases too.
Follow stift df9d689: the stiftfile as one property list
The Stiftfile describes the property list, entries sorted and edited one
at a time with their comments, and projects named by host and path;
Workspaces, the stiftwork's property list; the other pages, the new
forms in their examples and messages. The API Reference is generated
anew.
Follow stift 9caa240: build, install.lisp and Windows
A new page, Building Programs, describes stift build, linked from Home
and the sidebar, with the command and its API. Getting Started installs
with sbcl --script install.lisp; the pages say where the cache is on
Windows, CCL's program name there, and what the library cannot do in
CCL on Windows.
Getting Started, The Stiftfile, Commands, Starting Lisps, Running Tests,
The Cache and Errors, the API Reference made from the docstrings, and a
sidebar.
