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by lritter303
4168 days ago
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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 suited for hash tables and the dynamic part is mostly a driver to generate/execute machine code at runtime. At this point, a switch to Scheme would service purism more than pragmatism. Lua is already a good Scheme VM (has been strongly inspired by Scheme, in fact) so it'll do. At least I hope it will. ;-) |
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