Re: Where do you want to go tomorrow?

Michael> (Note that the reverse is not generally possible, since Michael> Common Lisp is not properly tail-recursive and does not Michael> support control abstraction.) Karl> I guess these are the main things that Common Lisp lacks over Scheme. Karl> You're talking about `call-with-current-continuation'. Karl> Clisp is a very rich language, with a large vocabulary, CLOS and Karl> threads. Last I checked, threads weren't in yet. Karl> What Scheme has that? I assume you're referring to "large vocabulary." Schemes that have object systems and threads (and pretty extensive libraries) are: - Scheme 48 - MzScheme - MIT Scheme - RScheme - ? Guile ? I've very probably missed some. -- Cheers =8-} Chipsy Friede, Völkerverständigung und überhaupt blabla