http://www.codeplex.com/IronScheme/Release/ProjectReleases.aspxIronScheme Release Rss Descriptionhttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=35937<div class="wikidoc">Just a single file.<br /><br />Includes R6RS/IronScheme all the 'system-libraries' (includes SFRI's).<br /><br />The exe is a just a self extracting archive for those without 7Zip.<br /><br />Run as normal.<br /><br />Does not run on Mono.</div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>leppieMon, 16 Nov 2009 15:33:38 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 pre RC 2 monolithic executable (Nov 15, 2009) 20091116033338Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=35937<div>Just a single file.<br><br>Includes R6RS/IronScheme all the 'system-libraries' (includes SFRI's).<br><br>The exe is a just a self extracting archive for those without 7Zip.<br><br>Run as normal.<br><br>Does not run on Mono.</div><div></div>Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:33:38 GMTReleased: 1.0 pre RC 2 monolithic executable (Nov 15, 2009) 20091116033338Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=34587<div class="wikidoc"><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 RC 1</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br />IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br />IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br />With 1.0 RC 1, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 4 of 8884 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br />IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>More CLR interaction features</li> <li>Most of the library code is now written in Scheme port from C#</li> <li>All CLR interactions require case-sensitive identifiers (possible breaking change)</li> <li>Compile-time record generation</li> <li>Seperated the CLR and Scheme exception handling system</li> <li>Added a few extra SRFI's</li> <li>Replaced big number implementation with a faster one</li> <li>Added full string case folding</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>leppieSat, 24 Oct 2009 19:59:21 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 RC 1 (Oct 23, 2009) 20091024075921Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=34587<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 RC 1</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 RC 1, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 4 of 8884 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>More CLR interaction features</li> <li>Most of the library code is now written in Scheme port from C#</li> <li>All CLR interactions require case-sensitive identifiers (possible breaking change)</li> <li>Compile-time record generation</li> <li>Seperated the CLR and Scheme exception handling system</li> <li>Added a few extra SRFI's</li> <li>Replaced big number implementation with a faster one</li> <li>Added full string case folding</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div></div>Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:59:21 GMTReleased: 1.0 RC 1 (Oct 23, 2009) 20091024075921Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=34587<div class="wikidoc"><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 RC 1</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br />IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br />IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br />With 1.0 RC 1, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 4 of 8884 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br />IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>More CLR interaction features</li> <li>Most of the library code is now written in Scheme port from C#</li> <li>All CLR interactions require case-sensitive identifiers (possible breaking change)</li> <li>Compile-time record generation</li> <li>Seperated the CLR and Scheme exception handling system</li> <li>Added a few extra SRFI's</li> <li>Replaced big number implementation with a faster one</li> <li>Added full string case folding</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>leppieFri, 23 Oct 2009 22:15:36 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 RC 1 (Oct 23, 2009) 20091023101536Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=34587<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 RC 1</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 RC 1, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 4 of 8884 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>More CLR interaction features</li> <li>Most of the library code is now written in Scheme port from C#</li> <li>All CLR interactions require case-sensitive identifiers (possible breaking change)</li> <li>Compile-time record generation</li> <li>Seperated the CLR and Scheme exception handling system</li> <li>Added a few extra SRFI's</li> <li>Replaced big number implementation with a faster one</li> <li>Added full string case folding</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div></div>Fri, 23 Oct 2009 22:15:36 GMTReleased: 1.0 RC 1 (Oct 23, 2009) 20091023101536Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=34587<div class="wikidoc"><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 RC 1</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br />IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br />IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br />With 1.0 RC 1, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 4 of 8884 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br />IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>More CLR interaction features</li> <li>Most of the library code is now written in Scheme port from C#</li> <li>All CLR interactions require case-sensitive identifiers (possible breaking change)</li> <li>Compile-time record generation</li> <li>Seperated the CLR and Scheme exception handling system</li> <li>Added a few extra SRFI's</li> <li>Replaced big number implementation with a faster one</li> <li>Added full string case folding</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>leppieFri, 23 Oct 2009 22:15:09 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 RC 1 (Oct 23, 2009) 20091023101509Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=29065<div class="wikidoc"><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 4</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br />IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br />IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br />With 1.0 beta 4, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br />IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Added all the SRFI's ported by Derrick Eddington</li> <li>Added debugging features (eg breakpoints and source stepping) to IronScheme</li> <li>Added little command line webserver and a LibraryBrowser app.</li> <li>Added a lot of documentation to Codeplex site.</li> <li>Few bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>leppieThu, 23 Jul 2009 14:26:54 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 beta 4 (Jul 22, 2009) 20090723022654Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=29065<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 4</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 beta 4, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Added all the SRFI's ported by Derrick Eddington</li> <li>Added debugging features (eg breakpoints and source stepping) to IronScheme</li> <li>Added little command line webserver and a LibraryBrowser app.</li> <li>Added a lot of documentation to Codeplex site.</li> <li>Few bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div></div>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:26:54 GMTReleased: 1.0 beta 4 (Jul 22, 2009) 20090723022654Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=29065<div class="wikidoc"><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 4</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br />IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br />IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br />With 1.0 beta 4, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br />IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Added all the SRFI's ported by Derrick Eddington</li> <li>Added debugging features (eg breakpoints and source stepping) to IronScheme</li> <li>Added little command line webserver and a LibraryBrowser app.</li> <li>Added a lot of documentation to Codeplex site.</li> <li>Few bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div class="ClearBoth"></div>leppieWed, 22 Jul 2009 19:39:40 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 beta 4 (Jul 22, 2009) 20090722073940Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=29065<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 4</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 beta 4, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Added all the SRFI's ported by Derrick Eddington</li> <li>Added debugging features (eg breakpoints and source stepping) to IronScheme</li> <li>Added little command line webserver and a LibraryBrowser app.</li> <li>Added a lot of documentation to Codeplex site.</li> <li>Few bug fixes and optimizations</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div><div></div>Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:39:40 GMTReleased: 1.0 beta 4 (Jul 22, 2009) 20090722073940Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=26907<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 3a (bug-fix update)</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 beta 3, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Converted a substantial part of code still written in C# into Scheme</li> <li>Some minor compiler optimizations</li> <li>Improvements with exactness of numbers</li> <li>Added -I switch for extra library search paths</li> <li>Added -emacs switch to let the REPL behave better as a subprocess (as well as auto-detection of this)</li> <li>Added extensions library for easy calling from .NET</li> <li>Added remoting library (connects with REPL)</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Updated for 3a</h2> <ul><li>Fixed printing of conditions (particularly at read time)</li> <li>Made make-parameter thread safe (thanks amirul)</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div>leppieSat, 02 May 2009 13:27:39 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 beta 3a (May 02, 2009) 20090502012739Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=26907<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 3a (bug-fix update)</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 beta 3, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Converted a substantial part of code still written in C# into Scheme</li> <li>Some minor compiler optimizations</li> <li>Improvements with exactness of numbers</li> <li>Added -I switch for extra library search paths</li> <li>Added -emacs switch to let the REPL behave better as a subprocess (as well as auto-detection of this)</li> <li>Added extensions library for easy calling from .NET</li> <li>Added remoting library (connects with REPL)</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Updated for 3a</h2> <ul><li>Fixed printing of conditions (particularly at read time)</li> <li>Made make-parameter thread safe (thanks amirul)</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div>Sat, 02 May 2009 13:27:39 GMTReleased: 1.0 beta 3a (May 02, 2009) 20090502012739Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=26907<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 3a (bug-fix update)</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 beta 3, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Converted a substantial part of code still written in C# into Scheme</li> <li>Some minor compiler optimizations</li> <li>Improvements with exactness of numbers</li> <li>Added -I switch for extra library search paths</li> <li>Added -emacs switch to let the REPL behave better as a subprocess (as well as auto-detection of this)</li> <li>Added extensions library for easy calling from .NET</li> <li>Added remoting library (connects with REPL)</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Updated for 3a</h2> <ul><li>Fixed printing of conditions (particularly at read time)</li> <li>Made make-parameter thread safe (thanks amirul)</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div>leppieSat, 02 May 2009 13:27:13 GMTUpdated Release: IronScheme 1.0 beta 3a (May 02, 2009) 20090502012713Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=25674<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 3</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 beta 3, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Converted a substantial part of code still written in C# into Scheme</li> <li>Some minor compiler optimizations</li> <li>Improvements with exactness of numbers</li> <li>Added -I switch for extra library search paths</li> <li>Added -emacs switch to let the REPL behave better as a subprocess (as well as auto-detection of this)</li> <li>Added extensions library for easy calling from .NET</li> <li>Added remoting library (connects with REPL)</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div>leppieMon, 27 Apr 2009 19:52:43 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 Beta 3 (Apr 27, 2009) 20090427075243Phttp://ironscheme.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=25674<div><h1>Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 3</h1> <h2>What is IronScheme?</h2> IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>IronScheme can also used an embedded scripting library in your .NET programs.<br>With 1.0 beta 3, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 6 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. <h2>Notably lacking for R6RS</h2> <ul><li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> <li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li></ul> <h2>Differences</h2> <ul><li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li></ul> <h2>Extras</h2> <ul><li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li> <li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li> <li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li></ul> <h2>Credits</h2> <ul><li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends) (and equal?)</li> <li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li> <li>anyone else I missed</li></ul> <h2>Planned to-do's (before final release)</h2> <ul><li>testing of anything else</li> <li>any additional CLR integration required</li> <li>documentation</li></ul> <h2>Updated (fixed/new)</h2> <ul><li>Converted a substantial part of code still written in C# into Scheme</li> <li>Some minor compiler optimizations</li> <li>Improvements with exactness of numbers</li> <li>Added -I switch for extra library search paths</li> <li>Added -emacs switch to let the REPL behave better as a subprocess (as well as auto-detection of this)</li> <li>Added extensions library for easy calling from .NET</li> <li>Added remoting library (connects with REPL)</li> <li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li></ul> <h2>Downloads above:</h2> The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. </div>Mon, 27 Apr 2009 19:52:43 GMTReleased: 1.0 Beta 3 (Apr 27, 2009) 20090427075243Phttp://www.codeplex.com/IronScheme/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=21079<div> <h1> Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 2 </h1><h2> What is IronScheme? </h2>IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>With 1.0 beta 2, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 8 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. MS 64 bit has not been tested either.<br><h2> Notably lacking for R6RS </h2><ul> <li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li><li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li> </ul><h2> Differences </h2><ul> <li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li> </ul><h2> Extras </h2><ul> <li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li><li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li><li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li> </ul><h2> Credits </h2><ul> <li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends)</li><li>Derick Eddington for making SRFI-1 R6RS compatible</li><li>Philip L. Bewig for SRFI-41</li><li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li><li>anyone else I missed</li> </ul><h2> Planned to-do's (before final release) </h2><ul> <li>testing of anything else</li><li>any additional CLR integration required</li><li>documentation</li> </ul><h2> Updated (fixed/new) </h2><ul> <li>Added a new LINQ library (ironscheme linq2) which implements all methods found under System.Linq.Enumerable. The new version also uses deferred execution</li><li>Added a few more libraries</li><li>Added (ironscheme unsafe) library</li><li>Many bug fixes</li><li>Added P/Invoke functionality, and a small FFI layer</li><li>Many compiler optimizations added (TCE, lambda body hoisting, assignment elimination), more coming for beta 3!</li><li>Rewrote fixnums and flonums in Scheme. Uses unsafe features.</li><li>Memory optimizations (previous versions had many objects that could not be GC'd), much less GC's needed now</li><li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li> </ul><h2> Downloads below: </h2>The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. <br> </div>leppieSun, 01 Feb 2009 10:13:32 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 Beta 2 (Feb 01, 2009) 20090201101332Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/IronScheme/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=21079<div> <h1> Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 2 </h1><h2> What is IronScheme? </h2>IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>With 1.0 beta 2, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 8 of 8871 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono. Unfortunately, it does not seem to work under 64bit on Mono. MS 64 bit has not been tested either.<br><h2> Notably lacking for R6RS </h2><ul> <li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li><li>during development of beta 2, I made a CPS version, but is too slow to be useful currently, this will be addressed in IronScheme 2.0</li> </ul><h2> Differences </h2><ul> <li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught (this is also addressed with the CPS version)</li> </ul><h2> Extras </h2><ul> <li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li><li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li><li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li> </ul><h2> Credits </h2><ul> <li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends)</li><li>Derick Eddington for making SRFI-1 R6RS compatible</li><li>Philip L. Bewig for SRFI-41</li><li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li><li>anyone else I missed</li> </ul><h2> Planned to-do's (before final release) </h2><ul> <li>testing of anything else</li><li>any additional CLR integration required</li><li>documentation</li> </ul><h2> Updated (fixed/new) </h2><ul> <li>Added a new LINQ library (ironscheme linq2) which implements all methods found under System.Linq.Enumerable. The new version also uses deferred execution</li><li>Added a few more libraries</li><li>Added (ironscheme unsafe) library</li><li>Many bug fixes</li><li>Added P/Invoke functionality, and a small FFI layer</li><li>Many compiler optimizations added (TCE, lambda body hoisting, assignment elimination), more coming for beta 3!</li><li>Rewrote fixnums and flonums in Scheme. Uses unsafe features.</li><li>Memory optimizations (previous versions had many objects that could not be GC'd), much less GC's needed now</li><li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li> </ul><h2> Downloads below: </h2>The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. <br> </div>Sun, 01 Feb 2009 10:13:32 GMTReleased: 1.0 Beta 2 (Feb 01, 2009) 20090201101332Ahttp://www.codeplex.com/IronScheme/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=14059<div> <h1> Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 1 </h1><h2> What is IronScheme? </h2>IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>With 1.0 beta 1, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 16 of 8897 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono.<br><h2> Notably lacking for R6RS </h2><ul> <li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> </ul><h2> Differences </h2><ul> <li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught</li> </ul><h2> Extras </h2><ul> <li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li><li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li><li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li> </ul><h2> Credits </h2><ul> <li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends)</li><li>Derick Eddington for making SRFI-1 R6RS compatible</li><li>Philip L. Bewig for SRFI-41</li><li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li><li>anyone else I missed</li> </ul><h2> Planned to-do's (before final release) </h2><ul> <li>testing of anything else</li><li>any additional CLR integration required</li><li>documentation</li> </ul><h2> Updated (fixed/new) </h2><ul> <li>Visual Studio 2008 SP1 plugin </li><li>A tiny MVC web framework</li><li>Added a lot of documentation, more to come</li><li>Many bug fixes</li><li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li> </ul><h2> Downloads below: </h2>The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. <br> </div>leppieSun, 09 Nov 2008 20:11:47 GMTUpdated Release: 1.0 Beta 1 (Oct 20, 2008) 20081109081147Phttp://www.codeplex.com/IronScheme/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=14059<div> <h1> Release notes for IronScheme 1.0 Beta 1 </h1><h2> What is IronScheme? </h2>IronScheme will aim to be a conforming R6RS Scheme implementation on the Microsoft DLR. <br>IronScheme provides 2 run modes: either via direct invocation on the commandline or via a REPL interactive environment.<br>With 1.0 beta 1, IronScheme implements the entire R6RS Scheme standard, and only fail 16 of 8897 tests in the PLT R6RS test suite.<br>IronScheme runs on MS .NET and Mono.<br><h2> Notably lacking for R6RS </h2><ul> <li>call/cc only supports escape continuations, trying to re-invoke a continuation will result in an error</li> </ul><h2> Differences </h2><ul> <li>all raise's are continuable in the sense they can be caught</li> </ul><h2> Extras </h2><ul> <li>a generic load procedure for toplevel R6RS files</li><li>many extras procedures and macros in (ironscheme) library, mostly provided by psyntax</li><li>syntactic CLR integration, automatic conversion of closures into delegates</li> </ul><h2> Credits </h2><ul> <li>Abdulaziz Ghuloum and Kent Dybvig for psyntax (and friends)</li><li>Derick Eddington for making SRFI-1 R6RS compatible</li><li>Philip L. Bewig for SRFI-41</li><li>Marc Feeley for pretty-print</li><li>anyone else I missed</li> </ul><h2> Planned to-do's (before final release) </h2><ul> <li>testing of anything else</li><li>any additional CLR integration required</li><li>documentation</li> </ul><h2> Updated (fixed/new) </h2><ul> <li>Visual Studio 2008 SP1 plugin </li><li>A tiny MVC web framework</li><li>Added a lot of documentation, more to come</li><li>Many bug fixes</li><li>See 'Source Code' page for more details</li> </ul><h2> Downloads below: </h2>The zip is just a snapshot of the installation directory, it can be put anywhere. <br> </div>Sun, 09 Nov 2008 20:11:46 GMTReleased: 1.0 Beta 1 (Oct 20, 2008) 20081109081146P