Or i'm wrong and slime(and other) dont remains in core image when i'm install gtk(or smth else) with SBCL+Slime+Emacs?
Give advice please how to be.

Which one exactly? The one called just cl-gtk is fairly old and probably doesn't work with current libraries. The other one cl-gtk2 is current and I think pretty good, especially if you already know how to use GTK+.paul4936 wrote:i'm think to use cl_gtk.
What kind of problems? But, in general using foreign (that is, non Lisp) code from a saved core is problematic, since the core does not usually contain foreign memory, and addresses can move. You usually want to load your foreign libraries after the core is started, not try to save them.paul4936 wrote:But if use clear SBCL ,have problems with installing.
SBCL is designed to be fairly monolithic. Standard core with only the base system is nearly 30 MB. If you want really small executables then the only option are commercial implementations. Other than that CLISP produces fairly small cores, but is significantly slower then SBCL.paul4936 wrote:1)
To use gtk with SBCL(or not sbcl if 2 is unreal,
in this chance please give advance which Lisp realisation use(i'm want some common lisp but maybe better use scheme (drRacket)))
2)
Create stand alone executable file with normal size(one i can create with LicpCabinet(sbcl+Slime+emacs) have size near 68mb(and does not work )),need to create file with size not bigger 15-25mb (with graphic interface),better put some in to dinamic libraries, this will allow to distribute size from one file to few.