,----[ "ISAAC PRAVEEN" satriani@linuxmail.org ] | Anand, | | Guile is pretty ineresting for sure. Are there anyoone working on it | from India? | | isaac praveen `----

There are many using GNU Guile as extension language from GE JFWTC Research Labs to CAIR (Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics). But no code contributions from India yet.

I hope you will be the first one if you submit your project as a Guile library. Here is list of registered Guile projects (not up to date)

http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/gnu-guile-projects.html#Exports

----- Original Message ----- From: "Anand Babu" ab@gnu.org.in To: "Principal Support List of FSF-India" fsf-friends@mm.gnu.org.in Subject: Re: [Fsf-friends] any lisp programmers? Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 04:24:19 -0800

http://www.gnu.org.in/mailinglists.html Fsf-prog (FSF India Programmers List) is more appropriate list to discuss this topic.

,----[ "ISAAC PRAVEEN" satriani@linuxmail.org ] | Would like to know if there are any Lisp programmers, not essentially | AI programming. I work on common Lisp and Scheme (the future exn | language for GNU)! `---- Yes, I use GNU Guile for Scheme programming. I found Scheme much more powerful and easer than Python. Some of my own projects (like GNU FreeIPMI, Freehoo) uses Scheme. My desktop environment (GNU Emacs, Gnus, Sawfish...) is mostly Lisp extensible.

,----[ "ISAAC PRAVEEN" satriani@linuxmail.org ] | Currently, writing an extension language called ACE-lisp for | algebraic(symbolic) computing. Not a replica of maxima though! Just | for fun. `---- I would very much recommend you to contribute it to GNU Guile project.