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.
A new page, Vendoring, describes stift vendor, building from the copies,
what vendor/ holds and stift verify, linked from Home and the sidebar.
Commands has vendor, verify and download; Errors, vendor-mismatch;
Choosing Commits, the vendor/ a project with a stiftfile leaves out of
its systems. The API Reference is generated anew.
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.
