I have found that attempting to compile CLM-4 under a 32-bit SBCL build results 
in the dlopen(3) error that I posted originally; under a 64-bit SBCL build, 
compilation stops at the same point (after ";loading 
/Users/tommyrushton/clm-4/initmus.fasl"), but the error is not printed, nor is 
there any further output -- the process just hangs. In both cases, libclm.so is 
definitely created.

When I added "-arch i386 -m32" to the gcc call that links headers.o, audio.o, 
etc., and used a 64-bit SBCL build, I got "file is not of required 
architecture" errors and the dlopen(3) error returned. Does this shed any light 
on the situation?

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