Thanks everyone! It helped me quite a lot :)
Cheers!
On Tue, 1 Dec 2015 at 21:06 Evan Hanson wrote:
> Hi Federico, and welcome.
>
> Stylistically, a cond expression like this[1] can be more clearly
> written as a case (http://api.call-cc.org/doc/scheme/case).
>
> Similarly,
Hi Federico, and welcome.
Stylistically, a cond expression like this[1] can be more clearly
written as a case (http://api.call-cc.org/doc/scheme/case).
Similarly, this[2] can be rewritten as a case if you make `string-head`
return characters rather than strings of length one. This will also be
Hi Federico!
> Hello there! I'm Federico, a.k.a gosukiwi.
>
> I'm a wen developer (JS, Ruby, PHP, etc) wanting to learn
> Scheme/Lisp/functional programming. My first lisp dialect is CHICKEN.
Welcome!
> I decided to make a simple project using Scheme so I can get the hang of
> it. I didn't
Hi Federico and welcome to the CHICKEN community!
I've just got a small note on your build setup. Most CHICKEN projects use a
.setup-file and then build with chicken-install. There should be a thousand
examples of setup-files (here's
Hello there! I'm Federico, a.k.a gosukiwi.
I'm a wen developer (JS, Ruby, PHP, etc) wanting to learn
Scheme/Lisp/functional programming. My first lisp dialect is CHICKEN.
I decided to make a simple project using Scheme so I can get the hang of
it. I didn't use anything "crazy" like macros, just
Welcome to Chicken!
On Sat, Nov 28, 2015 at 6:11 PM, fedekun wrote:
> Also, I have one question: What's a good site for CHICKEN Scheme reference?
>
http://api.call-cc.org/doc/ is the canonical documentation site. You can
also set up your local doc server (which will