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GNU Guile

An implementation of the Scheme programming language built to be used as an extension language. It's a library you can link into your programs. Your program has full access to the interpreter's data structure, so you can extend Guile with your own primitives, datatypes, and syntax, and tailor the language to your application.

It also lets more people use your language, as they needn't learn the internals of your app. They just need to understand the language and the primitives you've provided, and they can trade and share ideas by passing around scripts without you.

It has arrays, lists, modules, objects, first class functions, and garbage collection.

Last updated 30 Dec, 2004


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Leadership
  • Marius Vollmer - Maintainer
  • Radey Shouman - Contributor
  • Gary Houston - Contributor
  • Jim Blandy - Contributor
  • Tom Lord - Contributor
  • Anthony Green - Contributor
  • Mark Galassi - Contributor
  • Roland Orre - Contributor
  • Michael Livshin - Contributor
  • Tim Pierce - Contributor
  • Martin Grabmueller - Contributor
  • Will Fitzgerald - Contributor
  • Jost Boekemeier - Contributor
  • Dirk Herrmann - Contributor
  • Greg Badros - Contributor
  • Neil Jerram - Contributor
  • Thien-Thi Nguyen - Contributor
  • Robert Merkel - Contributor
  • Marc Feeley - Contributor
  • Matthias Koeppe - Contributor
  • Keisuke Nishida - Contributor
  • Stefan Jahn - Contributor
  • Bill Schottstaedt - Contributor
  • Russell McManus - Contributor
  • Thomas Tanner - Contributor
  • Greg Harvey - Contributor
  • Tom Tromey - Contributor
Requirements
  • readline (for command line editing) (Weak Prerequisite)
Related Projects

Autogen, Glame, Guile-gnome, gurgle, slib

Versions

1.6.7

1.6.7 stable released 2004-12-21

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