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JazzScheme
Armando:
Anybody is familiar with JazzScheme?
I'm intrigued. Somebody mentioned it to me today. It's open source and seems to run on many OS and has a multiplatform GUI.
Some features :
Please note that this list is under development and represents only a subset of all JazzScheme's features.
Jazz, the language
Paradigms
* Functional programming
* Generic programming
* Object-oriented programming
* Interface-oriented programming
* Dynamic programming
* Static programming
Scheme compliance
* R5RS
Module / Library system
Runtime Model
* Interpreter
* Compiler
Type System
* Fully optional
* Type inference
* Scheme integration
o Supports all Scheme primitive types
o Annotating fixnums and flonums will generate optimal numerical code
Jedi, the IDE
Languages Edited
* Jazz
* Scheme
* Common Lisp
* C++
* Java
Text Editor
* Edit definitions
* Cross-reference database to browse references
* Browser metaphor navigation
* Syntax coloring
* Textual macro recording
* Mouse copying
* Unlimited undo / redo
* Clipboard stack
* Customisable code completion
* Code indentation
* Chapters browser
* Definitions browser
* Compare to saved
* Fully programmable
Debugger
* Dynamic debugger
* Console to evaluate code
* Stack inspector supporting threads
* Tooltips over variables
Search & Replace
* Multiple simultaneous searches and replaces
* Ability to play textual macro on replace
Group Work
* Compare Directories
* Compare Files
Build System
* Integrated build system
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Target:
this would seem to limit it's immediate potential...
Armando:
:-[
Oups... i should've read more carefully... I guess this more for the adventurous souls then...
666wman:
this would seem to limit it's immediate potential...
-Target (June 29, 2008, 07:49 PM)
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get gambit-c 4.3.0
git-clone git://64.235.209.250/git/jazz
cd jazz
gsc
configure
make
make jedi
enjoy ;-)
Armando:
Thanks a lot 666wman. Are you involved in the project development yourself ?
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