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Guile may be the closest, but it failed to gain much traction despite support in some popular GNU tools like GDB. It's certainly not installed on most systems,
by tveita 10y ago
Guile may be the closest, but it failed to gain much traction despite support in some popular GNU tools like GDB. It's certainly not installed on most systems, but it at least has a tiny chance of being present.
- creshal 10y agoOn Arch Linux it's a dependency of both gdb and make, but it seems that other distributions go out of their way to avoid shipping it (Debian e.g. builds gdb without a hard dependency on it, and you need to install a separate make-guile package to get guile-enabled make).
- s_kilk 10y agoIs guile part of the default packages on any unix-alike distribution though? The huge upside of perl is not necessarily that it's available, but that it's available by default.