auyeung@iris.ucdavis.edu (Tak [UlTech] AuYeung) (03/02/90)
I am taking the AI class and we are using T here. T is a scheme like language, so I thought I could run the natural language programs on the Amiga using our Scheme (in FishDisk 149). However, no luck. I followed the fixes that were supposed to make Scheme act like T, but Scheme refused to accept symbols containing "->". Are there other Schemes for the Ami? Also, if I give up using Scheme, the textbook also suggests ways to make CommonLisp behave like T. So my next question is: how compatible is XLisp with CommonLisp? Thanks in advance! --Tak ___ # # ===== How do I know if you are real or not? +-- /-+-- (__/\ # # # # ===\ /=== # # >>>>> auyeung@iris.ucdavis.edu |X/-+ /[[]] O/O) # # # # ----| #---# >>>>> Tak-Ying "UlTech" AuYeung +- /' |---- \-/| \===/ \=== # ===/ \=== # # >>>>> A self-conscious entity / \ |/\'\
chrisl@caen.engin.umich.edu (Chris Lang) (03/02/90)
In article <325@fe2o3.UUCP> rusty%fe2o3@mimsy.umd.edu (Rusty Haddock) writes: >In article <6899@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> auyeung@iris.ucdavis.edu (Tak [UlTech] AuYeung) writes: > >I am taking the AI class and we are using T here. T is a scheme like > >language, so I thought I could run the natural language programs on > >the Amiga using our Scheme (in FishDisk 149). > > > >However, no luck. I followed the fixes that were supposed to make > >Scheme act like T, but Scheme refused to accept symbols containing > >"->". >Sounds like it's broken. I have a couple thousand lines of code for this Scheme, and a good many symbols containing ->. Sounds like something is funny on your end... By the way, though, it has many other problems, so I would still advise getting xscheme. (Lack of floating point support is one...does xscheme have this??) Just $.02 from an acknowledged SchemeDummy. -Chris ----- Chris Lang University of Michigan, College of Engineering home: 4622 Bursley work: National Center for Manufacturing Sciences Ann Arbor, MI 48109 900 Victors Way, Suite 226 (313) 763-1832 Ann Arbor, MI 48108 chrisl@caen.engin.umich.edu (313) 995-0300 "I hate quotations. Tell me what you know." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
rusty@fe2o3.UUCP (Rusty Haddock) (03/03/90)
In article <6899@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> auyeung@iris.ucdavis.edu (Tak [UlTech] AuYeung) writes: >I am taking the AI class and we are using T here. T is a scheme like >language, so I thought I could run the natural language programs on >the Amiga using our Scheme (in FishDisk 149). > >However, no luck. I followed the fixes that were supposed to make >Scheme act like T, but Scheme refused to accept symbols containing >"->". Sounds like it's broken. >Are there other Schemes for the Ami? Try ftp'ing the Amiga version of XScheme I put up onto UUNET in the amiga-sources directory. Sources plus binaries for 68020/68881 and the normal 68000 are included. It works the way you want, see: (snipit insert) XScheme - Version 0.20 - Amiga/Manx > (Define a->b 60) a->b > a->b 60 > (snipit insert) This is the version I've tinkered with to compile under Manx C (3.6). I believe the hook were already in it for Lattice. Good luck! -Rusty- -- Rusty Haddock o {uunet,att,rutgers}!mimsy.umd.edu!fe2o3!rusty Laurel, Maryland o "IBM sucks silicon!" -- PC Banana Jr, "Bloom County"
auyeung@iris.ucdavis.edu (Tak [UlTech] AuYeung) (03/03/90)
Thanks to all who responded! I'll try to test Amiga Scheme to night again and see if the port can be done. --Tak ___ # # ===== How do I know if you are real or not? +-- /-+-- (__/\ # # # # ===\ /=== # # >>>>> auyeung@iris.ucdavis.edu |X/-+ /[[]] O/O) # # # # ----| #---# >>>>> Tak-Ying "UlTech" AuYeung +- /' |---- \-/| \===/ \=== # ===/ \=== # # >>>>> A self-conscious entity / \ |/\'\
rusty@fe2o3.UUCP (Rusty Haddock) (03/05/90)
In article <48f6c8ac.db93@edsel.engin.umich.edu> (Chris Lang) writes: >... >By the way, though, it has many other problems, so I would still advise >getting xscheme. (Lack of floating point support is one...does xscheme >have this??) Yes. -Rusty- -- Rusty Haddock o {uunet,att,rutgers}!mimsy.umd.edu!fe2o3!rusty Laurel, Maryland o "IBM sucks silicon!" -- PC Banana Jr, "Bloom County"