Richard M. Loveland
2014-03-01 21:52:20 UTC
Hi all,
I have Geiser up and running with S48 1.9 (and thus scsh 0.7). Geiser
is a Scheme interaction mode for Emacs -- see http://nongnu.org/geiser
for details.
It's quite rough, with lots of missing features, but usable. If anyone
would like to use it (and hopefully hack on it!), here's the procedure:
1. Check out the `s48-1.9-wip' branch from
https://github.com/rmloveland/geiser-scsh [*]
2. Set up the Geiser customizations as described here:
https://logicgrimoire.wordpress.com/2014/01/11/geiser-and-scsh-are-talking/
It is quite `alpha', and any help with it will be appreciated! Please
send pull requests or open issues on Github (or email patches if you
don't use Github),
Thanks!
Rich Loveland
[*] The notes above are for S48 1.9 and scsh 0.7 people; if you want to
use Geiser for scsh 0.6.7, the instructions are nearly the same -- just
use the master branch.
I have Geiser up and running with S48 1.9 (and thus scsh 0.7). Geiser
is a Scheme interaction mode for Emacs -- see http://nongnu.org/geiser
for details.
It's quite rough, with lots of missing features, but usable. If anyone
would like to use it (and hopefully hack on it!), here's the procedure:
1. Check out the `s48-1.9-wip' branch from
https://github.com/rmloveland/geiser-scsh [*]
2. Set up the Geiser customizations as described here:
https://logicgrimoire.wordpress.com/2014/01/11/geiser-and-scsh-are-talking/
It is quite `alpha', and any help with it will be appreciated! Please
send pull requests or open issues on Github (or email patches if you
don't use Github),
Thanks!
Rich Loveland
[*] The notes above are for S48 1.9 and scsh 0.7 people; if you want to
use Geiser for scsh 0.6.7, the instructions are nearly the same -- just
use the master branch.