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Here's a detailed link on setting up a scheme server (perhaps more detailed than many system admins would need). I'd err towards mod_lisp under Apache rather th
by erdos2 20y ago
Here's a detailed link on setting up a scheme server (perhaps more detailed than many system admins would need). I'd err towards mod_lisp under Apache rather than run SISC Scheme under Tomcat, but this is a pleasant read:
http://www.lisperati.com/quick.html http://www.lisperati.com/quick.html
- gibsonf1 20y agoWhy did you decide to go with Scheme as opposed to Lisp? (I'm very curious about the pros and cons)
- ido 20y agoScheme is a dialect of Lisp.
- gibsonf1 20y agoI know - what benefits do you get from Scheme over CL?
- ido 20y agoI can't speak for the GP, but since it has been 11 hours and he haven't answered yet I'll give you my answer: it's mostly a matter of taste, or sometimes if there is a particular library/app/framework for one which you'd like to use.
- ido 20y agoI would also add that at least in my experience the Scheme community was much friendlier the the Common Lisp one. They don't particularly like novices over there and it is quite easy to get flamed if you're not careful enough...
- ecuzzillo 20y agoThere are multiple CL communities. comp.lang.lisp famously sucks, but (for instance) #lisp isn't so bad.