Here is a list of the interpreters I have checked. Tests were done against my Linux box (RedHat Linux 7.3) with gcc (2.96) or FreeBSD notebook (5.1) with gcc (3.2.2). Of course, this list is not exhaustive and the results may be environment dependent. Please inform tagga@tsuda.ac.jp if you have any additions, corrections or advice.
bigloo -i /dev/stdin
gsi -
gosh -b
It works even without -b
.
This interpreter is our default backend.
guile -s /dev/stdin
configure script will automatically add these options. This interpreter is used as default if Gauche is not found.
ksi
ksm /dev/stdin
rep -s /dev/stdin
scm -q
scm does not work with the default configuration file for Scheme. You should use scm-scm instead.
scsh -s /dev/stdin
sizzle -s /dev/stdin
stklos
Previous versions may require -q option to be used in a CGI.
scheme /dev/stdin
Do not use this interpreter in CGI scripts, for it limits string length and a query string by the POST method will abort the program.
clisp -q /dev/stdin
The configuration file is lisp.
lisp -quiet -batch -eval '(setq *prompt* "")'
The configuration file is lisp-cmucl.