MIT/GNU Scheme

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MIT/GNU Scheme
Developed by	MIT
Latest release	7.7.1 / June 2002
Preview release	7.7.90.+ / September 9, 2007
OS	Cross-platform
Platform	x86
Genre	Programming language
License	GPL
Website	www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/
Standard(s)	R5RS (mostly)

MIT/GNU Scheme is a free software Scheme implementation.

MIT/GNU Scheme was free software even before the Free Software Foundation and GNU General Public License existed.^{[citation needed]}

The book Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics has software which runs on MIT/GNU Scheme. It has a built-in Emacs-like editor called Edwin.

[edit] External links

• MIT/GNU Scheme home page
• MIT/GNU Scheme page at MIT's AI Lab

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