oz@nexus.YorkU.CA (Ozan Yigit) (03/12/91)
I have been trying to put together a scheme-code repository for the benefit of scheme community, and I could use some help. What I want is to have a large repository containing lots of interesting, relatively standard [IEEE/R^3.99RS] and (semi) portable PD/Near-PD code for benchmarking, education, research, development and fun. Such a repository should (if it were to contain some nice stuff) also prove interesting for those of us developing and distributing scheme interpreters/environments [this is how the repository came into being], and for those of you who are actively teaching scheme. I already have some material in the repository, and more material that needs quite a bit of work to put out, but the repository still needs your help [and code]. If you have anything that *you* would have wanted to see in such a repository, [if you were out looking for some neat/useful/interesting scheme code] than please consider contributing to this repository. I include the current README of the repository for your information. oz --- In seeking the unattainable, simplicity | Internet: oz@nexus.yorku.ca only gets in the way. -- Alan J. Perlis | Uucp: utai/utzoo!yunexus!oz --- README Scheme Repository nexus.yorku.ca [130.63.9.1] anonymous ftp under pub/scheme/scm This is a scheme code repository for the benefit of the scheme community. It contains various pieces of scheme code meant for benchmarking, library/support, research, education, and fun. This repository is maintained by Ozan S. Yigit. Please send all updates, corrections and new contributions to scheme@nexus.yorku.ca. Table of Contents: advent.scm A simple adventure game written in an object oriented style mostly by a 10-year old. [posted by Ted Dunning] calend.scm Scheme version of the lisp code for Calendrical Calculations by Nachum Dershowitz and Edward M. Reingold. compil.scm A small, optimizing scheme compiler by Marc Feeley and Guy LaPalme. conform.scm This code has something to do with graph coloring, but I really do not understand it. I also do not know who the author is. It is heavy-duty grinding for most scheme interpreters. format.scm Latest version of Ken Dickey's format for scheme. implements (format <port> <format-string> . args) matchcomp.scm Christian Queinnec's pattern-match compiler code for compiling non-linear, second-order patterns on S-Expressions. mceli.scm Chez version of Micro ELI from Shank and Riesbeck. mcsam.scm Chez version of Micro SAM from Shank and Riesbeck. qprop.scm Chez version of Scott E. Fahlman's "QuickProp", a variation on back-propagation. test.scm Aubrey Jaffer's IEEE/R^3.99RS compliance test. work.scm Olivier Danvy's "Putting Scheme to Work" demo.