Ever been away from your computer and thought, "Boy, I wish I could be writing Scheme code right now"? Well, now you can! Simple Scheme is a Java/Android implementation of a Scheme-like programming language and syntax highlighted editor.
It includes implementations of most features found in traditional Scheme (e.g., definitions, let, let*, letrec, if, cond, lambda, lists) with a very similar syntax. Because it's implemented in Java, we use long and double types to represent numbers, e.g., 2/3 does not have an exact representation.
Simple Scheme also includes an implementation of image functions similar to Racket's image module (http://docs.racket-lang.org/teachpack/2htdpimage.html).
See http://bryanchadwick.com/simplescheme/ for documentation and examples.
Enjoy!
Last updated on 2017年07月24日
Added set! expressions and ability to use macro arguments as names in let-bindings.
I'll update the documentation here soon:
http://bryanchadwick.com/simplescheme/
