Hello Arnaud,
> I have started a small project whose purpose is to simulate Darwin's
> theory and I would really appreciate some code review from more
> experienced scheme developers, esp. when it comes to structuring,
> idiomatic code patterns, egg definitions...
I'd generally recommend studying Riastradh's style guide [1]_. That
aside:
- Stick closing parentheses together.
- No need to use begin in let and let*, it's doing an implicit begin.
- Why bind variables with let, then immediately set! them? For
side-effectful values I'd just use let* with the corresponding
expression.
- print takes several arguments, so no need to string-append them.
- Consider doing some basic encapsulation by writing
constructor/accessor procedures, that makes swapping out the
implementation a lot easier. SICP has a bunch of things to say on the
topic.
[1]: https://mumble.net/~campbell/scheme/style.txt
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