I love it!
Than-you for the hard work.
-Dan
On 6 Jan 2015 12:47, "Alex Charlton" wrote:
> Hi Chickeneers,
>
> I'm happy to announce two new eggs: Hyperscene and Hypergiant.
>
> Hyperscene is a relatively low-level scene management library that is a
> set of bindings to a C library of the same n
Hi Chickeneers,
I'm happy to announce two new eggs: Hyperscene and Hypergiant.
Hyperscene is a relatively low-level scene management library that is a set of
bindings to a C library of the same name.
Hypergiant uses Hyperscene, and many other eggs, to create a library aimed at
making games in
For Touka, this project I'm working on, I need to calculate the
combinations of any number of lists. So I wrote this piece of code:
https://gist.github.com/bahmanm/468f724279c0f411030a
I wonder if it's useful to others and if it is, should I initiate and
egg for it or is there any relevant egg aro
I have a record type, SOME-RT, and am implementing operations for it. As
a habit, I keep putting an 'assert' expression at the beginning of each
procedure.
(define (some-rt-some-op param1)
(assert (some-rt? param1) ...)
However, I doubt if I'm doing things the idiomatic way. Is this the
app
On Mon, Jan 05, 2015 at 10:07:50PM -0700, Alexej Magura wrote:
> What's Chicken Scheme licensed with? I did a brief search of the
> website, but I didn't see anything about licensing; sspecifically,
> is Chicken Scheme open source?
It's right there on the homepage at http://www.call-cc.org:
- Dis
