Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Pika Scheme project announcement

[Magnus Therning]

Like lua (http://www.lua.org/), but scheme?

Sounds _very_ good.

/M

On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 06:34:30PM -0500, Miles Bader wrote:
>What I think would be really cool would be a (functional) scheme impl. with
>(1) small enough source that packages could include its source code in their
>tar file without batting an eye, and (2) small enough runtime that they could
>simply statically link against it.  Of course, a more integrated distribution
>like debian would separate out these things when they packaged it, but I'm
>thinking of the `I want to run this app on my Solaris system' case.
>
>I haven't looked at guile in a long time, though libguile on my system is
>rather big, and the general vibe I get from the project is of features, not
>svelteness.  [My other complaint with guile in the past was the super duper
>butt-ugly source code, stemming largely from scm; maybe that stuff has been
>rewritten since.]
>
>-Miles
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