There is also s7 which can be embedded in C applications seamlessly.
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/snd/snd/s7.html
> It does not have syntax-rules or any of its friends
This is still super interesting of course, but why use lisp at this point and not lua or python? I mean this earnestly as a daily scheme user. Macros are 90% of what makes lisp interesting.
It has something like defmacro, from my understanding.
You're entirely correct; I'm blind. That makes sense.
Thanks for that link. Good to have an (another?) embed-able Scheme interpreter.
> It does not have syntax-rules or any of its friends
This is still super interesting of course, but why use lisp at this point and not lua or python? I mean this earnestly as a daily scheme user. Macros are 90% of what makes lisp interesting.
It has something like defmacro, from my understanding.
You're entirely correct; I'm blind. That makes sense.
Thanks for that link. Good to have an (another?) embed-able Scheme interpreter.