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| Techniques for writing an interpreter simon@magnorth.nildram.co.uk (Simon Chapman) (1998-03-06) |
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| From: | hgg9140@heckle.ca.boeing.com (Harry G. George) |
| Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
| Date: | 18 Mar 1998 22:50:10 -0500 |
| Organization: | The Boeing Company |
| References: | 98-03-032 98-03-098 98-03-141 98-03-147 |
| Keywords: | interpreter, question |
Is there any consensus forming about GNU's Guile? I don't see it
mentioned in these references to scripting/embeddable langauges, but
it seems to me Scheme is a good place to start. You aren't likely to
run out of power 6 months downstream. But they _must_ get a solid
module system in place.
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Name: Harry George
Phone: (425) 237-6915 M-S: 6H-WT
Email: harry.g.george@boeing.com
Supporting: Knowledge-Based Product Definition (KBPD)
[I don't know of anyone that uses it. Scheme is a swell language, but
the installed base for existing Emacs lisp and TCL can be daunting. -John]
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