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The official SICP site is here, including the text. https://mitp-content-server.mit.edu/books/content/sectbyfn/books_pres_0/6515/sicp.zip/index.html https://mi

• anthk 1y ago
  Yep, and there's a Texinfo version too. With Chicken, 'sudo chicken-install srfi-203 ; sudo chicken-install srfi-216; Emacs, Geiser and this ~/.csirc, you can run SICP exercises on really constrained environments. ~/.csirc (import scheme) (import (srfi 203)) (import (srfi 216)) Texinfo version: https://zv.github.io/sicp-in-texinfo https://zv.github.io/sicp-in-texinfo Run Emacs. Press Ctrl-u Ctrl-h i and choose the sicp.info.gz file. Then, run: Alt-x package-refresh-contents Alt-x package-install geiser-chicken wait. Run Alt-x geiser, and if it ask you which Scheme interpreter to run, choose 'chicken'. Later, press Ctrl-x f to choose a file, create a new one called "hello.scm". Write in that file: (display "Hello world"). Run Ctrl-c Ctrl-c and then the Scheme code in that file will be evaluated. To choose the running Chicken interpreter, press Ctrl-x b and choose the Geiser buffer. Run Ctrl-h t for the Emacs tutorial, it will be handy. If you want the same tutorial in Spanish, Japanese, French... press Ctrl-u Ctrl-h t and just input your language, press [TAB] to autocomplete. Happy Hacking.