I have tried: scheme48, chicken, gambit, clojure. I am looking for a scheme implementation that\'s readable (the implementation itself), and has a decent C++ ffi, and good debugging suport (so when I
I have been working alongside The Little Schemer to learn Scheme and using PLT-Scheme for my environment.
I\'ve written a function to get the maximum value from a list of nested lists, I have the general form of the function down right; it works on flat lists and nested lists but seems to fail when there
(define (script-fu-create-camo image colA colB)) (script-fu-register \"script-fu-create-camo\" \"Camoflauge\"
Using Scheme the programming language, how would one use delay/force to implement control structures without resorting to using macro facilities?
I have a generator which produces all positive integers that are powers of 2, and another which produces all integers that are powers of 3. I now need to use those to produce integers of the form 2^开
i need to write a function which calculate开发者_JS百科s how many elements on list with scheme language.
I am using Festival, a text-to-speech synthesizer, for a project.It has a Scheme scripting language.I\'m very new to scheme and hope someone can help.I just want to see the current configuration param
I am currently reading \'The Little Sche开发者_高级运维mer\' and I need a way to test out the Scheme examples in the book on my Windows machine.
Is there a way to make a list that holds functions? What I\'m trying to do is, make a list of some arithmetic operators(+ - * /) so I can easily manipulate their order and apply them to a list of numb