It is a hybrid of R5RS Scheme + some things from Kawa, Racket and Clojure.
It doesn't have a proper name and documentation yet.
I'm writing it as a hobby sandbox project, for learning purposes and fun.
Trying to keep it simple and easy to understand (some things are not perfect though).
Cool. You probably already know this, but note that R7RS-small [1] is the most recent small scheme (the spec is not too much larger that r5rs). There are enough similarities that it might be worth supporting it.
It is a hybrid of R5RS Scheme + some things from Kawa, Racket and Clojure. It doesn't have a proper name and documentation yet.
I'm writing it as a hobby sandbox project, for learning purposes and fun. Trying to keep it simple and easy to understand (some things are not perfect though).
Features:
- full numerical tower
- lists, vectors, maps, sets, arrays
- symbols, keywords, strings (mutable/immutable), patterns (regexes), chars
- one-shot upward continuations
- Java interop
- futures, promises, delays, boxes (atoms)
Not implemented yet:
- macros
- persistent data structures
- compiler
- bugfixes :)
PS: it is a pleasure to write it in Kotlin. Great language!