Example in ECL repository for static link

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Hi !
Thanks for ECL, I've been learning CL for the past weeks and it's my favori=
te
implementation so far ! Would love to contribute one I've the required skil=
ls
:))

I'm trying to create a small script that'll allow users to recreate a mail
thread inside a virtual maildir box. I would like to use ECL for that scrip=
t but
the project which this script will belong to ([fruitslegumes][1]) is focuse=
d on
using no dependencies.

Because of this constraint, I only ever used POSIX-shell/C99 to build those
scripts=20
I would love to use ECL as programs can be compiled down to machine code, w=
hich
can be `upx`-ed, but users would have to install their ecl package.

I managed to statically link libecl with a simple script, but it gets harde=
r for
me when trying with the example-with-dep program.
I saw in a previous thread of this mailing list that statically linking ECL
makes asdf unusable. Is that still the case ?
Would it be possible to either provide an example (if what i'm asking is ev=
en
possible) or talk in more depth about ecl being statically linked ?

Regards,
Thomas.

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