On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 8:20 PM, Stefan Israelsson Tampe < stefan.ita...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, > > I just wanted to mension three projects that I've been working on lately > (as some of you alerady know) > > > https://gitorious.org/guile-syntax-parse > -------------------------------------------------------- > This is racket's syntax parse ported over to guile. It works now so well > that I released > a v. 0.1 of it and it's ready to be used. Please see racket documentation > of syntax parse > to understand what it can do or look at the examples in test.scm. > > > https://gitorious.org/guile-contract > ------------------------------------------------- > This is racket's contracts ported over to guile environment. I think is > ready for play-time. > Still rough in the edges and again check racket docs or test.scm in that > source tree to see what > it can do. Read the README before playing with it. > > https://gitorious.org/clambda > ----------------------------------------- > This is a year old code that I made. I just release it as a standalone > package in order for people to > start playing with it. This is basically C in schemish style. This is not > what we would like people to use > because in the end writing it in scheme will be enough, but still the > inner loops might be needed to be coded > in C and this wrapper make the integration of scheme and guile quite > smoothly. Please look in the examples > directory and ask questions in #guile if you want to play with it because > it's undocumented. > > features: > pmatch in C > simple closures in C > tail calls in C > Scheme lists quoting backquoting seamles string/symbol/number integration > with guile > Oh an example of prolog in C using the closures and tail calls > > Have fun > > /Stefan > Thanks for sharing! I'm interested in clambda project. I'm very glad to see such a project than I can learn from.
