Should index.scheme.org be changed to be a static site? Arvydas Silanskas (01 Jun 2024 15:25 UTC)
Re: Should index.scheme.org be changed to be a static site? Arthur A. Gleckler (01 Jun 2024 15:30 UTC)
Re: Should index.scheme.org be changed to be a static site? Arvydas Silanskas (01 Jun 2024 16:44 UTC)
Re: Should index.scheme.org be changed to be a static site? Arthur A. Gleckler (01 Jun 2024 17:14 UTC)
Re: Should index.scheme.org be changed to be a static site? Arthur A. Gleckler (01 Jun 2024 17:39 UTC)
Re: Should index.scheme.org be changed to be a static site? Lassi Kortela (02 Jun 2024 17:15 UTC)
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Types and documentation Lassi Kortela (02 Jun 2024 18:15 UTC)
Re: Types and documentation Arvydas Silanskas (03 Jun 2024 06:30 UTC)
Re: Types and documentation Lassi Kortela (03 Jun 2024 08:00 UTC)
Re: Types and documentation Lassi Kortela (12 Jun 2024 09:22 UTC)
Re: Types and documentation Arvydas Silanskas (12 Jun 2024 19:36 UTC)
Re: Should index.scheme.org be changed to be a static site? Arvydas Silanskas (15 Jul 2024 19:17 UTC)

Re: Types and documentation Lassi Kortela 12 Jun 2024 09:21 UTC

> OK. I'll create two quick proof-of-concept repos under
> https://github.com/schemedoc -- one for the types and one for the
> documentation -- based on your current S-expression files. Let me know
> whether you find the layout reasonable. If not, we can change it. Let's
> try to find an approach where we can minimize duplication of effort.
>
> I'll notify in this thread when I'm done. Should take a couple of days.

Sorry, this is getting delayed. There's a start at
https://github.com/schemedoc/signatures but I should still cross-check
with the type systems of a few established languages (e.g. SML, Haskell,
Koka).

I think it's possible to write the type signatures using an abstract
notation that a Scheme script can convert to actual type systems.