What is MIT Scheme?
MIT/GNU Scheme is a comprehensive implementation of the Scheme programming language, offering a robust set of tools and features to support software development. This integrated environment includes an interpreter, a compiler, a source-code debugger, an Emacs-like integrated editor, and a extensive runtime library. Designed to facilitate the creation of large-scale applications, MIT/GNU Scheme enables a rapid and iterative development cycle, empowering programmers to efficiently tackle complex software projects
Highlights
- Interpreter for interactive Scheme code execution
- Compiler for generating optimized machine code
- Source-code debugger for step-by-step program analysis
- Integrated Emacs-like editor for seamless code editing
- Extensive runtime library providing a wide range of functionality
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
Languages
- English