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Cross compiling with SBCL

I have SBCL running on an Ubuntu machine. I want to write a small program that I want to give to a friend who runs only Windows. What is the fastest way to cross-compile it on my machine into a "stand-alone" Windows program (ie. The usual combination of runtime + kernel)?

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SBCL can do cross-compilation, but due to code evaluation during the process, you need access to the target architecture. The processed SBCL assembly is well explained by Christoph Rhodes in SBCL: Sanely-Bootstrappable Common Lisp .

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