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The Guile/Scheme language |
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Guile/Scheme is a full
implementation of the object oriented and Lisp-like
programming language Scheme. It has special
support for linking external C or C++ programs. This provides a
transparent way to dynamically extend the language with fast new
routines. Guile/Scheme is
intended to become the major extension language for the GNU
project and Gnome.
In particular, all high-level TeXmacs editing routines have been
interfaced to Guile. These routines thereby are
available to users who can write extensions to the editor, without
going into the C++ code of TeXmacs. In the future, we also wish to
implement a port to Guile-gtk. This extension of
Guile implements a graphical user interface via
gtk, which makes it possible to create menus, iconbars, file
selectors, etc. in a very simple way.
More information about Guile can be found at
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