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Archive-name: auto/comp.os.linux/Scheme-for-Linux


	I have SCM, a free, copylefted Scheme implementation that is
fully R^4RS-compliant, running on my Linux system. Is anyone else
interested? I can upload the necessary binaries to a Linux site if
wanted. Or ftp to altdorf.ai.mit.edu and get the source yourself and
compile. SCM's only major flaw (that I've found at any rate) is that
it doesn't support bignums. Then again, the source code is there :-)

	I would be very interested in hearing about MIT-Scheme if
anyone has compiled it and gotten it running. It's huge, and it would
be a major pain for me download (what with disk quotas and all), so I
am loathe to go get it and compile it myself, but they do have a
version that's supposed to compile for i386 machines (v7.2), and in
fact, Linux is specifically mentioned as one of the PC-Unixes
("Unices"?) it should compile on, in the readme files. Anyone out
there got it running under Linux?

	If you want me to upload SCM, then email me or post to c.o.l. 

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