On Mon, Jul 05, 1999 at 02:12:01AM -0400, Greg Stark wrote:
> How exactly is Scheme used in lsh? Would it be useful to be able to run it
> under Kawa? Kawa is Per Bothner's Scheme->Java bytecode compiler. It would
> allow you to generate .class files from the scheme, which in turn could be
> linked with other Java or possibly compiled directly to native code with gcj.
Scheme is used to generate some files when developing the
software. There is absolutely no reason to use a compiler,
much less Java. End users will not have to use the scheme
compiler even if they compile themselves; the files are
included in the distribution package.
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