* Norman Gray <[email protected]> [171109 21:08]: > > Greetings. > > This is a slightly tangential request. > > I have a microcontroller project upcoming which would potentially benefit > from a bit of DSL magic which, of course, I'd like to do in a scheme. > > Chicken, because it compiles to C, would probably be my best bet in terms of > 'big' schemes, but I imagine that getting it to work on a microcontroller > would be infeasible (that's right, isn't it?). > > Given this community's probable range of interests, however, can anyone > point me in a useful direction? I'd be most interested in systems which > could run on one of the bigger Arduinos, but I think I could shift > microcontrollers if the language were right. > > I've so far found a few interesting resources, but some of them tend to have > a summer-project look. > > * There's a nice list of small lisps/schemes at [1], which has a couple of > promising pointers, but it's a rather old page. > * It mentions TinyScheme[2], which looks quite close, but seems not to > have had much activity recently. > * Armpit Scheme[3] seems to be targeting just the thing, but also has a > left-behind look. > * There's a rather interesting list of MCU languages at [4], but, again, > this is quite an old page, and some of those descriptions look very much > like summer projects. > > So, has anyone on this list explored into that area of the computing forest?
There's also http://www.suchocki.co.uk/microscheme/ But most of these have severe constraints in the language making them more like a C in parenthesis. Maybe you are better off using Forth on a microcontroller for a similar explorative REPL approach. Kind regards, Christian -- May you be peaceful, may you live in safety, may you be free from suffering, and may you live with ease. _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
