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So to get the terminology right, Dr Scheme is a "programming environment" (think of it as the IDE) for PLT Scheme. Arc runs on MzScheme, which is PLT's implemen
by antiismist 18y ago
So to get the terminology right, Dr Scheme is a "programming environment" (think of it as the IDE) for PLT Scheme. Arc runs on MzScheme, which is PLT's implementation of Scheme (plus a lot of other things too).
I haven't heard of anyone using Dr Scheme as an editor / IDE for Arc.
- CSchonwald 18y agoby Dr Scheme in my case I mean plt scheme, which is pretty nice as schemes go
- jmatt 18y agoI've used Dr Scheme with arc (technically anarki-arc). It worked with no problem on Windows XP / Windows Vista / Ubuntu / Mac OS X (10.5). It's probably the single easiest way to demo it to someone that isn't familiar with lisp/scheme. (java heads, .net programmers, etc.) Demoing it with a eclipse / visual studio like IDE really does make a difference. There a a surprising number of people who dislike VI/VIM and emacs. When I'm actually doing arc development I use emacs and inferior-arc. http://github.com/nex3/arc/tree/master/extras/inferior-arc.el http://github.com/nex3/arc/tree/master/extras/inferior-arc.e...