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Conjure, a make replacement in scheme
My current scheming is centered around Conjure, a make(1) replacement written in Scheme. If you are familiar with Scons, a good approximation is to think about Conjure as Scons, but using Scheme...
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Conjure becomes verbose
Conjure48′s development is evolving at a slow but steady pace. We are already able, for instance, to compile C/C++ code, including dynamic libraries, both in GNU/Linux and Mac OS X. And a build script...
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Conjure reaches a baby milestone
The latest conjure48 version at my repository is able to build s42, and run the test suites—doc generation is almost there too. If you have the s42 source tree, you can try it with the following...
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Not your parents’ shell
The developers of scsh, the Scheme shell, have just released version 0.6.7 of their awesome Scheme implementation. Scsh is, in my opinion, simply the best scripting language around, by a long stretch....
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Geiser
Update: Since a few months ago, Geiser has its own home in the interwebs. I hope you’ll pardon a shameless plug of one of my latest hacks, Geiser, a new Emacs-Scheme interaction mode. After having lots...
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