One thing I have wanted to try is a `#lang` for a subset of Racket
(everything but the most problematic bits), which expands to multiple
modules with different equivalent implementations: Racket code, strings
of C code, strings of Java code, strings of JavaScript code, strings of
code for whatever iOS and Android targets. Perhaps the language itself
would end up looking a lot like PreScheme, I'm not yet sure.
The goal is to be able to rapidly write/test/debug in a Racket
interactive programming environment, and then have the code work on the
various targets one needs to reach, without having to use all those
targets' preferred languages directly.
This `#lang` approach is not what I would most prefer (which would be
the full `#lang racket/base` supported on those different targets, via
compiler/VM or standards), but it's a different approach with different
properties, and which might get close-enough, sooner.
Neil V.
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