medlin@csclea.ncsu.edu (Todd Medlin) (02/28/88)
Can someone out there post some information on xscheme ? Thanks in advance. ---todd medlin (medlin@csclea.ncsu.edu) I'm just an undergraduate, my opinion doesn't matter.
gjs@ZOHAR.AI.MIT.EDU (Gerald Jay Sussman) (03/03/88)
You said:
I'm just an undergraduate, my opinion doesn't matter.
Why do you feel that way? You have an unhealthy self-image problem.
Your opinion does matter, at least it does to me.ga@hpccc.HP.COM (G.A. Gordon) (03/22/88)
/ hpccc:comp.lang.scheme / gjs@ZOHAR.AI.MIT.EDU (Gerald Jay Sussman) / 8:20 pm Mar 2, 1988 /
You said:
I'm just an undergraduate, my opinion doesn't matter.
Why do you feel that way? You have an unhealthy self-image problem.
Your opinion does matter, at least it does to me.
----------maddox@RENOIR.BERKELEY.EDU (William Maddox) (08/11/88)
Is there anywhere on the net where I can FTP a copy of XSCHEME? XSCHEME is an implementation of Scheme by David Betz, author of XLISP, a small and highly portable Common Lisp (psuedo-)subset written in C. I am also interested in any other Scheme implementation that is freely distributable in source form, easily ported to a 68K Unix box, and economical in its use of resources (runs well in 2 meg or less). Bill Maddox ucbvax!renoir!maddox maddox@renoir.berkeley.edu
erc@pai.UUCP (Eric Johnson) (08/11/88)
In article <8808102011.AA26849@renoir.Berkeley.EDU>, maddox@RENOIR.BERKELEY.EDU (William Maddox) writes: > > Is there anywhere on the net where I can FTP a copy of XSCHEME? > XSCHEME is an implementation of Scheme by David Betz, author of XLISP, > a small and highly portable Common Lisp (psuedo-)subset written in C. > Bill Maddox > ucbvax!renoir!maddox > maddox@renoir.berkeley.edu The latest XScheme is available on the Byte Information eXchange (BIX). When I asked David Betz about posting XLisp to Usenet, he wrote that eventually he wanted to post XScheme, but at the time (about a month ago) XScheme was not finished enough (in his opinion) for posting. (Someone beat me to the XLisp posting, so I haven't pursued the matter further. When David Betz is satisfied XScheme is post-able, I certainly wouldn't mind submitting it to a sources moderator. For now, your best bet is to try BIX.) I've been very impressed with Betz's work, especially since XLisp helped me through an AI course (being able to work on a PC, Mac and Unix workstation with the same program certainly helped). What I'm hoping for now is an XProlog. -Eric -- Eric F. Johnson | Phone +1 612-894-0313 | Are we Prime Automation,Inc | UUCP: bungia!pai!erc | having 12201 Wood Lake Drive | UUCP: sun!tundra!pai!erc | fun Burnsville, MN 55337 USA | DOMAIN: erc@pai.mn.org | yet?
caron@polya.Stanford.EDU (Ilan G. Caron) (02/09/89)
I've had lots of requests for xscheme, which I've attempted to answer promptly etc. etc. Unfortunately I stepped on my mail file so I've (possibly) lost some of those requests. If you've asked for xscheme and you don't get anything say by next Monday (13/2) - please ask again. BTW, maybe we should setup a comp.lang.scheme.x newsgroup... anyone know what the canonic way of doing that is? --ilan caron@polya.stanford.edu
jameson@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (Kevin Jameson) (02/11/89)
If anyone was considering mailing me a copy of xscheme, please save your effort. The disk which I had sent to Dave Betz showed up today (without postage, torn somewhat, but with readable goods inside). Thank you David Betz.
am42+@andrew.cmu.edu (Alexander Paul Morris) (10/26/90)
I've been told that Xscheme is a Scheme implementation for the IBM PC. If this is so, can someone tell me where I can get a copy of it? Thanks. Alexander Morris Carnegie Mellon
dumas@europe.cisco.COM (Jean-Pierre Dumas) (03/08/91)
Where can I get the xscheme latest sources ? What version is it ? (Last I had, very old, is 0.16 ...) jp
austin@pupil.cs.washington.edu (Austin Dahl) (04/16/91)
I recently pulled XSCHEME Version 0.16 (January 9, 1989) off of tut.cis.ohio-state.edu. Does anyone know of ... a more recent version? a better place to look for a more recent version? Austin Dahl
d90-awe@dront.nada.kth.se (Assar Westerlund) (04/16/91)
In article <AUSTIN.91Apr15181541@pupil.cs.washington.edu> austin@pupil.cs.washington.edu (Austin Dahl) writes: >I recently pulled XSCHEME Version 0.16 (January 9, 1989) off of >tut.cis.ohio-state.edu. > >Does anyone know of ... > a more recent version? We have XSCHEME 0.22 here. > a better place to look for a more recent version? It's available from ftp.kth.se, *BUT* I do recommend you looking around in the US first, because probably a more recent version will first be available there and second, it's unnecessary to use the trans- atlantic link if you can find at some place nearer you... > >Austin Dahl Greetings, Assar ################################################################################ Assar Westerlund Address: d90-awe@nada.kth.se ################################################################################
philbo@dhw68k.cts.com (Phil Lindsay) (04/18/91)
The most recent versions of XSCHEME and XLISP can be taken from
the DDOBS listing service (for free [if you have a modem]). The
number is 1-415-364-8315. I believe the author of Xscheme and
Xlisp runs the BBS (David Betz). He is very interested in
obtaining any enhancements. Many people use the implementations,
but don't contribute their enhancements :-(.
--
Phil Lindsay - "Patents threaten future technology"
Internet: philbo@dhw68k.cts.com Phone: Wrk7143852311 Hm7142891201
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USMAIL: 152A S. Cross Creek Rd, Orange, Ca. 92669adrianho@barkley.berkeley.edu (Adrian J Ho) (04/18/91)
In article <1991Apr16.145344.12618@nada.kth.se> d90-awe@dront.nada.kth.se (Assar Westerlund) writes: >In article <AUSTIN.91Apr15181541@pupil.cs.washington.edu> austin@pupil.cs.washington.edu (Austin Dahl) writes: >>I recently pulled XSCHEME Version 0.16 (January 9, 1989) off of >>tut.cis.ohio-state.edu. >> >>Does anyone know of ... >> a more recent version? >We have XSCHEME 0.22 here. >> a better place to look for a more recent version? >It's available from ftp.kth.se, *BUT* I do recommend you looking >around in the US first, because probably a more recent version will >first be available there and second, it's unnecessary to use the >trans- atlantic link if you can find at some place nearer you... Amen to that! Archie sez: Host gatekeeper.dec.com (16.1.0.2) Last updated 12:04 3 Apr 1991 Location: /plan/lisp/scheme FILE r--r--r-- 104171 Jun 16 1990 xscheme-0.22.tar.Z Host orville.nas.nasa.gov (129.99.23.7) Last updated 05:29 9 Apr 1991 Location: / FILE rw-r--r-- 296960 Apr 23 1990 xscheme-0.22.tar Take your pick. Good luck!