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IMHO the nicest Scheme for UNIX scripting is scsh. Its APIs are really well thought out and represent a lot of design work that hasn't ever been replicated by
by rml 11y ago
IMHO the nicest Scheme for UNIX scripting is scsh. Its APIs are really well thought out and represent a lot of design work that hasn't ever been replicated by another Scheme (at least that I've seen).
Some good examples of scsh scripting (some by the author, Olin Shivers) can be found at
http://scsh.net/resources/scripts.html http://scsh.net/resources/scripts.html
The manual is also very good:
http://scsh.net/docu/html/man.html http://scsh.net/docu/html/man.html
- juanuys 11y ago> The manual is also very good The acknowledgements section made my morning, thanks.
- vegedor 11y agoI'm sure it's ironic, not pathologic. Otherwise i'd suggest to leave the Jack 'n Zak. Just assuming that it's in good humor and not actually depressive would be another reason to feel ignored.
- klibertp 11y agoDo you know what is the status of scsh? It's an old project, seemingly unmaintained. Is it considered feature complete? Are there any active users of scsh? What about bugs? Last time I checked a package for scsh for Fedora was somehow broken and/or conflicting with Chicken and I went with the latter. In general I like the idea and APIs of scsh, I'm just afraid that there will be no one to ask for help if I hit some problems. With Chicken or Racket the communities are active and it's easy to find support. How does this look in case of scsh?