Re: Scheme for IBM PC compatible

[leverich@rand-unix.arpa (Brian Leverich)]

In article <29975@bu-cs.BU.EDU> muller@bu-cs.BU.EDU (Robert Muller) writes:
>I'm looking for an interpreter or compiler for Scheme for an IBM PC.

You want PC-Scheme from Texas Instruments.  Retail from TI in Dallas is
about $95, and there are substantial educational discounts.

TI's implementation is very fast, has gobs of good features (including
understanding '87 chips, expanded and extended memory, etc.), suffers only a
handful of bugs, and is wonderfully documented.

Unless you're _really_ short on cash, it's not worth messing with anything
else.  Good luck.
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