Scheme in the real world

Re:Scheme in the real world by pg on Thursday November 01, 2007 @02:24PM (#75128)

You used it to post this question. News.YC is written in a version of Arc that runs on MzScheme.

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Re:Scheme in the real world by michaelneale on Friday November 02, 2007 @12:44AM (#75332)

yeah that is really really cool. Any hints on Lines Of Code

Don't tell if you don't want to, or if you think its too long ! Maybe paren count is more appropriate ;)

I am guessing amazingly concise.

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Re:Scheme in the real world by herdrick on Friday November 02, 2007 @02:59AM (#75372)

Ask him to run trav (tree-fold) on the code: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32766

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Re:Scheme in the real world by pg on Monday November 05, 2007 @09:23AM (#76270)

Currently the code tree is 9573 nodes. About 1500 lines of code. It's fairly tight at this stage, because I recently went through it and squeezed out a lot of the fat.

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Re:Scheme in the real world by plinkplonk on Monday November 05, 2007 @10:45AM (#76286)

wow! 9573 nodes is very concise!

I just ran a scheme equivalent of trav on one of my code files and get a count of 300 (on a very small file). This could of course mean that my code is bloated, but I am impressed anyway!

Just curious, but does arc have its own macro system? Or do you use MZScheme's macros?

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