MyScheme is a Scheme interpreter that... Definitely exists, alright. It gets the basics done but it doesn't include everything, per se. But if you want to, you could install it, I guess. I made a blog post about it.
- git
- make
- clang (or gcc)
- python3
git clone https://github.com/ElisStaaf/myscheme scm
cd scm
./configure # Prebuild
sudo make # To build
# NOTE: To exclude different functions
# of the interpreter, do:
./configure --exclude debug # To exclude debugging
./configure --exclude std # To exclude stdlib loading
# NOTE: To compile with only repl, do:
./configure --repl
# NOTE: To compile with gcc or change
# the cflags, do:
./configure --gcc # To compile with gcc
./configure --cflags <flags> # To change cflags
myscm <args>
By the way, MyScheme is a teeny bit different than... Let's say ChezScheme, so you might be a bit confused when seeing the examples. But if you want to, they're here.
Open the repl by running myscm
with 0 arguments
and type this:
(help)