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From: Duane Murphy <damurphy@wc.novell.com>
Subject: Re: Looking for 'easily hackable' scheme interpreter/compiler
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In article <Cyo27K.E7o@news.tcd.ie> Brendan McKeon, bmckeon@tcd.ie writes:
>I'm looking for C source for a Scheme interpreter or compiler. Since
>I'll need to add features (new special forms, internal functions), it
>should be reasonably well documented and simple. Bundled libraries are
>not needed.

I'm kinda new at this stuff, but at the recent USENIX VHLL conference 
Brent Benson presented libscheme. It is specifically designed for 
embedding and extending. It is still in the beta stages but it fits your 
bill.

More information is available on the Scheme repository - 
ftp.cs.cmu.edu:/user/ai/lang/scheme/

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