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PC-Scheme is a [[Scheme]] implementation originally written by Texas Instruments.
PC-Scheme is a [[Scheme]] implementation originally written by [[Texas Instruments]].


==Features==
==Features==
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*foreign function interface
*foreign function interface
*window system
*window system
*object-oriented subsystem
*object-oriented subsystem (SCOOPS)


==Versions==
==Versions==
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;PCS/Geneva
;PCS/Geneva
*4.02 (Nov 1993)
*4.02PL1 (Jan 1994)
*4.02PL1 (Jan 1994)


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*William G. Wong: ''PC Scheme: A Lexical LISP'' - BYTE (Mar 1987)
*William G. Wong: ''PC Scheme: A Lexical LISP'' - BYTE (Mar 1987)
*Ernest R. Tello: ''Object-Oriented LISP on PCs'' - Dr. Dobb's Journal (May 1987)
*Ernest R. Tello: ''Object-Oriented LISP on PCs'' - Dr. Dobb's Journal (May 1987)
[[Category:Scheme]]

Latest revision as of 01:08, 24 October 2023

PC-Scheme is a Scheme implementation originally written by Texas Instruments.

Features

  • optimizing compiler
  • emacs-like editor
  • inspector
  • debugger
  • performance testing
  • foreign function interface
  • window system
  • object-oriented subsystem (SCOOPS)

Versions

  • 2.0
  • 3.0
  • 3.02
  • 3.03 (Jun 1988)
  • 4.0 - protected mode
PCS/Geneva
  • 4.02 (Nov 1993)
  • 4.02PL1 (Jan 1994)

Publications

  • Texas Instruments: PC Scheme User's Software - MIT Press 1988, ISBN 0-262-70040-9
Articles
  • William G. Wong: PC Scheme: A Lexical LISP - BYTE (Mar 1987)
  • Ernest R. Tello: Object-Oriented LISP on PCs - Dr. Dobb's Journal (May 1987)