On June 21, I sent a request (titled: What would you recommend for this ?)
in which I described
a project that I am trying to do in chicken scheme.
I have looked around a bit more and I think the following two components
will be very useful
for that project.
Do you know of any relevant codes that I can
either use or use as a starting point for (A) and (B) ??
(A) On each of many machines, I would like to run a repl server which takes
the input from
a port.
In emacs, one can invoke a local chicken-repl or a remote chicken-repl.
So, I am sure the code for the server is somewhere.
Could someone point me to the right place ??
(B) On a master machine, I would like to implement a function
called net-eval.
(net-eval '((host-1 port-1 exp)
(host-2 port-2 exp) ...))
exp (as a string) will be sent to each repl server on host-i
and gets executed on host-1, host-2 ...
and the function returns the list of results from each host.
Or
(net-eval '((host-1 port-1 exp)
(host-2 port-2 exp) ...) handler)
handler is a function to be called whenever a result is available
from
a host-i
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At this point, you may notice that (A) and (B) come from newlisp.
newlisp is some kind of script language. Personally, I don't like it.
But I think the built-in feature of (A)(B) is newlisp is helpful for
my project.
Anything similar to net-eval already exists in chicken scheme ?
Or should I just need to try to port net-eval from newlisp ??
thanks
HP
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