> but the fact that it then supports Scheme macros Good for them. > possibly share code between developing for the PreScheme compiler target and non-PreScheme

> but the fact that it then supports Scheme macros Good for them. > possibly share code between developing for the PreScheme compiler target and non-PreScheme targets "possibly" is a strong word, seeing that Pre-Scheme is a statically typed, explicitly memory managed subset and all. There's a very large and coarse-grained semantic leap. Then you can read the rest of <https://www.steveblackburn.org/pubs/papers/vmmagic-vee-2009.pdf https://www.steveblackburn.org/pubs/papers/vmmagic-vee-2009....>, for a bonus.