LISP compilation

I'm learning common LISP, and I wrote a simple program and interpreted it with clisp, worked, compiled it, worked, but i want an .exe, it just seems more official, and i don't want to go and get a commercial LISP implimentation, so how could I compile LISP code into a .exe with clisp?
i tried http://www.frank-buss.de/lisp/clisp.html and it didn't work, when i tried just "lisp" as the command, it told me i didn't have libreadline6.dll and when i tried clisp, it said the "lispinit.mem" wasn't created by clisp

GC(X) -> SHIT(X)
(!GC(X)) -> SHIT(X)

!GC(X) or SHIT(X)
GC(X) or SHIT(X)

(!GC(X) or SHIT(X)) and (GC(X) or SHIT(X))
(!GC(X) and GC(X)) or SHIT(X)
false or SHIT(X)
SHIT(X)