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- The Revised4 Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme is available
through anonymous FTP from ftp.cs.indiana.edu in the directory
/pub/scheme-repository/doc
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- Current version (3.1) allows image dumping
only on some platforms:SunOs 4.1.x, SunOs 5.3, NetBSD 1.0,
HPUX, Irix 5.3
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- Some of these constants may be undefined if they are
not supported by your system
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- Port 13
is generally used for testing: making a connection to it permits to know
the distant system's idea of the time of day.
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- Under Unix, you can simply connect to
listening socket with the telnet command. With the given
example, this can be
achived by typing the following command in a window shell:
$ telnet localhost 1234
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-
Image creation is not yet implemented on all systems. The current version
(3.1) allows image dumping only on some platforms:
SunOs 4.1.x, Linux 1, FreeBsd
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- Old syntax for callbacks (i.e. strings) is always
supported but its use is deprecated.
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- Old syntax for bindings (i.e. strings) is no more
supported. Old bindings scripts must hence be rewritten.
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- With this definition, a <real> is not a <complex> since <real> inherits from <number> rather than <complex>. In practice, inheritance could be
modified a posteriori, if needed. However, this necessitates some
knowledge of the meta object protocol and it will not be shown in this
document
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-
This section is an adaptation of Jeff Dalton's (J.Dalton@ed.ac.uk)
Brief introduction to CLOS)
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- The third parameter of a define-method is a parameter list
which follow the conventions used for lambda expressions. In particular it can
use the dot notation or a symbol to denote an arbitrary number of parameters