Currently the compiler spends most of its time parsing Scheme code. As the standard library grows and incorporates more functionality implemented in Scheme this will become worse.
At the same time support for datum labels and case sensitivity directives should be considered.
It would be interesting to use a common definition that could generate code both for Scala and for C++. This could be used to implement (read).
Currently the compiler spends most of its time parsing Scheme code. As the standard library grows and incorporates more functionality implemented in Scheme this will become worse.
At the same time support for datum labels and case sensitivity directives should be considered.
It would be interesting to use a common definition that could generate code both for Scala and for C++. This could be used to implement (read).