Re: Scheme for programmers book

Anton van Straaten wrote:
> I wrote:
> 
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> I misunderstood the relationship of FDScript to FramerD, and client
> programs.  According to the web site, "FDScript is a lightweight LISP
> interpreter which incorporates the FramerD kernel functions. It is
> appropriate for casual database access, writing command line scripts, and
> implementing CGI scripts for accessing FramerD databases from the World Wi
de
> Web."[1].
>
> The same page says "The FramerD libraries in LISP and Scheme are loaded to
> provide the same level of access as the C libraries, including network
> access, local caching, and FDScript execution."  So I guess it's the Schem
e
> access libraries you're talking about porting.  What Schemes do they
> currently work with?

Yes, but this is also an open issue. I am not so convinced if it is
realy possible to seperate a client from the server. The actual
implementation seems to mixup both. I have to check this
with K. Haase.

Michael


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> Anton
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> [1] http://www.framerd.org/docs/why.html
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