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A simple Scheme to C compiler, in C.
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A simple Scheme to C compiler, in C.
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For now it can only compile very simple programs like [this](/examples/test.lisp).
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For now it can only compile very simple programs like [this](/examples/test.lisp).
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This means it has basic support for closures through a simplistic form of
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closure conversion, but as I haven’t yet worked on nested functions, this is
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pretty boring.
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It leaks memory like crazy and if you give it wrong input, it will probably
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If you give it wrong input, it will probably die. Please don’t use it yet.
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die. Please don’t use it yet.
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Eventually, this should turn into an implementation of Matt Might’s
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blog post on [flattening closures](http://matt.might.net/articles/compiling-scheme-to-c/).
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