While creating a scheme interpreter is relatively easy, what is
missing is an industrial strength scheme “with batteries included” (Go
is a good example of this). And no, IMHO Racket is not it.
Gauche is the Scheme with the most "batteries included".
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Not Plan 9, but lately I've been working in Chicken, which is a lovely
pragmatic Scheme for *nix: https://www.call-cc.org/ . Perhaps I should
give s9fes a shot as well!
Chicken and Gambit are the most portable "big" Scheme implementations.
Both come with a Scheme->C compiler and a separate Sch
i’m wondering what 9fans think about lisp, specifically scheme.
Cat-v.org has given a nod to Scheme.
Chibi-Scheme has run on Plan 9.
A useful Scheme interpreter can be written in about 10k lines of clear C
code.
they’re both the powerful synthesis of simple ideas. i don’t see any
mention o
Hello,
Can the POSIX shared memory API be emulated on Plan 9 with reasonable
effort? I didn't find any mention of 'shm_open' in Plan 9 source.
To recap, the API works as follows:
- shm_open(path) to open or create an shm object, get a file descriptor
- shm_unlink(path) to remove the shm objec
