An update on this: I added 13 new tests today that should help you get started.
Dev here. I promise to make good on that. The language was part of another project, and most of the test cases haven't been moved over yet.
Neither is suitable. Guile has the wrong license, none of these three has bindings for a no-JIT code generator like LLVM. It's no big deal though. The Scheme -> Lua compiler is small (300 lines) the dialect is better…
Actually, I very much wanted to do that, the problem is that there seems to be no Scheme implementation available that offers such a tight and convenient libffi integration. LuaJIT parses preprocessed C header files…
An update on this: I added 13 new tests today that should help you get started.
Dev here. I promise to make good on that. The language was part of another project, and most of the test cases haven't been moved over yet.
Neither is suitable. Guile has the wrong license, none of these three has bindings for a no-JIT code generator like LLVM. It's no big deal though. The Scheme -> Lua compiler is small (300 lines) the dialect is better…
Actually, I very much wanted to do that, the problem is that there seems to be no Scheme implementation available that offers such a tight and convenient libffi integration. LuaJIT parses preprocessed C header files…