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The Scheme Programming language.
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implementing non local returns in C++
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hi all, can anyone suggest any resources or tricks helpful for implementing tail calls and continuations in a Scheme interpreter built using C++? C tricks such as setjmp/longjmp and stack manipulations won't cut it. i need something that works similarly to C++ exception handling, but more efficient.... more »
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iphone?
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anybody per chance have experience to share with us all about getting something like gambit, chicken, or plt running on an iphone? thanks!
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A problem with DrScheme. [Out of Memory]
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Hi ereryone, I try to category the primes into two kinds. The remainders are 1 and 3 respectively when the primes dividing by 4 except the prime “2”. Then I count each kind form the beginning, and when the difference of the quantities is 100, the very prime should be printed. The data structure “streams” is used because the scale of the problem is... more »
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Little Books LaTeX source
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Hi, I'm not sure who to ask and not sure wherther anyone is allowed to publish it but I'll ask anyway: does anyone have the source of the Little books and could send me a snippet showing how the Question-Answer things on the left and the right are done? Of course, I don't want the whole source code, I'd be happy with a minimal example.... more »
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Segfault with embedded mzscheme
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Hi, I'm making an iTunes plugin that uses scheme as an extension language. I've managed to get it working using Tiny Scheme. It works ok, but has a memory leak that would require me fixing Tiny Scheme, which I don't want to do at the moment. The way I use it is to pass it a string to be evaluated, and then display the result in a window. There's no... more »
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DAMP 2009: Final Call for Papers
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[Note the revised full paper submission date.] CALL FOR PAPERS DAMP 2009: Workshop on Declarative Aspects of Multicore Programming Savannah, GA, USA (co-located with POPL 2009) January 20, 2009... more »
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Was there a schism between R4RS and R5RS?
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Lately I've been trying to read more about people's arguments both for and against R6RS, and in the process of doing so, I've ended up reading a lot about people's take on R4RS. From what I can gather, R4RS is really quite good. In fact, I get the impression that it is well loved as I see different Scheme code-bases... more »
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