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Subject: scheme on unix
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Date: Sat, 7-Mar-87 14:39:07 EST
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I have MIT scheme Unix version 6.1.  Is there a newer Unix version?
One with a reliable compiler?  (even a commercial scheme would interest me).

I am running GNU emacs, which has a Scheme mode built-in.  There is a provision
for transferring control back and forth between scheme and emacs, but it doesn'treally work.  In scheme, the (emacs) call starts a new emacs process (very slow)Is there any way to conveniently go back and forth, a la Ledit and Franz lisp?

	Fred Sullivan
 	Dept. Math. Sci.
	sullivan@suny-bing.csnet

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