Scsh is a Unix shell embedded in Scheme. It provides full access to POSIX as well as extensions common to most Unix implementations. Scsh also features many abstractions to ease system programming: process abstraction, event-based interrupt handling, sophisticated I/O support and enables concurrent system programming.
Scsh 0.6.5 is a bug-fix release with some enhancements: Support for GNU Hurd, SRFI-42 and easier packaging.... read more
Scsh is a Unix shell embedded in Scheme. It provides full access to POSIX as well as extensions common to most Unix implementations. Scsh also features many abstractions to ease system programming: process abstraction, event-based interrupt handling, sophisticated I/O support and enables concurrent system programming.
The new version is mainly a bug-fix release, the only new features are command-line switches for loading exec scripts and support for some more SRFIs.... read more
Scsh is a Unix shell embedded in Scheme. It provides full access to POSIX as well as extensions common to most Unix
implementations. Scsh also features many abstractions to ease system programming: process abstraction, event-based interrupt handling, sophisticated I/O support and enables concurrent system programming.
On top of the usual tons of bug fixes, scsh 0.6.3 has a number of additional features over 0.6.2, specifically in the area of
non-blocking I/O. Scsh 0.6.3 implements the complete API of the scsh 0.5 series; with 0.6.3, the 0.6 series is now considered feature-complete.... read more
Scsh is a Unix shell embedded in Scheme. It provides full access to POSIX as well as extensions common to most Unix
implementations. Scsh also features many abstractions to ease system programming: process abstraction, event-based interrupt handling, sophisticated I/O support and enables concurrent system programming.
Scsh 0.6.1 is exclusively a bug-fix release. Almost all of the new bugs discovered in 0.6.0 have been fixed. Users of the previous version 0.6.0 should upgrade to the new release.... read more