Scheme Cross Reference

[Shiro Kawai]

Tired of flipping manuals of different Scheme implementations,
I started to create a "cross reference" of various Scheme
implementaions.

http://www.shiro.dreamhost.com/scheme/wiliki/schemexref.cgi

It lists a procedure/syntax at a page, describing
which Scheme implementation has it, and links to the
related pages. My main motivation is to have a place
to look up when I'm writing library functions and
wondering if any other Scheme already implements the similar
functionality.

It's far from complete (and I guess it'll never be),
but it's a Wiki site so you're welcome to add new entries.

--
Shiro Kawai
http://www.shiro.dreamhost.com/scheme/
# The most important things are the hardest things to say --- Stephen King

[Chris Beggy]

sh...@acm.org (Shiro Kawai) writes:

> Tired of flipping manuals of different Scheme implementations,
> I started to create a "cross reference" of various Scheme
> implementaions.
>
> http://www.shiro.dreamhost.com/scheme/wiliki/schemexref.cgi

Thanks. That looks great.

> It lists a procedure/syntax at a page, describing
> which Scheme implementation has it, and links to the
> related pages. My main motivation is to have a place
> to look up when I'm writing library functions and
> wondering if any other Scheme already implements the similar
> functionality.

"makeport" in Dorai Sitaram's tex2page may give you some insight, too.

> It's far from complete (and I guess it'll never be),
> but it's a Wiki site so you're welcome to add new entries.

Chris