Hello,
> Did you consider starting from GNU/MIT Scheme? It supports only IA32
> and x86_64, I think, but it’s in Scheme, and it’s GNU.
Actually, that's an interesting thought in general. I looked at MIT
scheme a bit a long time ago, but I believe it uses two intermediate
languages, a high-level
Hi!
Andy Wingo skribis:
> Some ballpark measurements of the overhead of the old VM, the new VM,
> and C (compiled with gcc -g -O0).
Woow, that looks promising. Thanks for the news.
Ludo’.
Hi Stefan!
This sounds fun!
Similarly, there’s the old Guile-Lightning, which could achieve
something similar, albeit in an abstract ISA and not entirely in
Scheme. Might be worth a look.
Thanks,
Ludo’.
Hi Stefan,
Stefan Israelsson Tampe skribis:
> The reason I wanted to fork sbcl is that it has assemblers for
> x86,x86-64,alpha,hppa,sparc,ppc,mips e.g a few targets. It would be nice to
> know what targets to focus on or if we need to add anyone else to the list!
Did you consider starting from
