This is pretty sparse at the moment. The links below point to some of my current hobbies. Past Editor of the Portland Model Engineers. PDX Functional Programming Study Group. Some plants you should consider growing Blog.

How to Write Seemingly Unhygienic and Referentially Opaque Macros with Syntax-rules. How to Write Seemingly Unhygienic and Referentially Opaque Macros with Syntax-rules. Why Is SQLite Coded In C. From the SQLite website is instructive, as is reading the page. On the tooling and coding practices that make this approach work.

Online Bibliography of Partial Evaluation Research. A Mini-bibliography on Module Systems for Functional Programming Languages. A Reading List on XML and Web Programming in Functional Programming Languages. This site is maintained by Jim Bender. HTML generated using WebIt! .

I intend this but for a Scheme of a larger Design. Please check out the Scheme 2014. Manuel Serrano was invited to give a seminar on Hop to the Collège de France. And we have a new steering committee. Blogspace is alive with good Scheme articles. You can also find some articles linked. Check out the Scheme Meetup site. Albuquerque, NM, USA Chinese Lisp Users Group.

SICP The Abelson and Sussman book. The Abelson and Sussman book. Japanese translation of the PDF. The amount of work and attention a translation requires is just astonishing, for that I bow in deep gratitude. We explored the powers of Texinfo and LaTeX at typesetting the PDF book. There are only a .