The Revised Report on Scheme or An UnCommon Lisp (1985) [pdf] dspace.mit.edu 34 points by swatson741 5 hours ago
valorzard 3 hours ago What’s the state of scheme today? Seems like the main two ones that are popular are Racket/Chez and Guile.There’s also like Chicken, and Gerbil/Gambit, but I see less people using them.What scheme would you recommend for real world applications and compiling to a standalone executable? HexDecOctBin 2 hours ago There is also s7 which can be embedded in C applications seamlessly.https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/snd/snd/s7.html kreelman 12 minutes ago Thanks for that link. Good to have an (another?) embed-able Scheme interpreter.
HexDecOctBin 2 hours ago There is also s7 which can be embedded in C applications seamlessly.https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/snd/snd/s7.html kreelman 12 minutes ago Thanks for that link. Good to have an (another?) embed-able Scheme interpreter.
kreelman 12 minutes ago Thanks for that link. Good to have an (another?) embed-able Scheme interpreter.
What’s the state of scheme today? Seems like the main two ones that are popular are Racket/Chez and Guile.
There’s also like Chicken, and Gerbil/Gambit, but I see less people using them.
What scheme would you recommend for real world applications and compiling to a standalone executable?
There is also s7 which can be embedded in C applications seamlessly.
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/snd/snd/s7.html
Thanks for that link. Good to have an (another?) embed-able Scheme interpreter.