Please e-mail the 6. DrScheme's variants of scheme are not the same as MITScheme dialect, which what we officially support in this course. Your scheme projects will likely often be very compute-intensive. It should be similar to installing any other familiar software applications. In order to make our example code run on DrScheme, we have provided a set of compatibility libraries that make some of the commonly-used MITScheme definitions available in DrScheme.
We have provided these in a tarball linked below. To download this file, right-click on the following link and select Download linked file or Save Target As.. Have your browser save the file to your Desktop. Note that the name of the installation file will vary according to your linux distribution.
On Ubuntu it would be pltbin-ilinux-ubuntu. In the instructions above, please use the name of the installer file you downloaded instead of pltbin-ilinux. Once the installer starts, it will ask a few questions. The first would be " Do you want a Unix-style distribution?
You will need to set this when you first start up DrScheme, by using the Language menu's Choose Language By default, this language setting causes DrScheme to be "case sensitive. If you consider compatibility in this regard to be important, you can use the Show Details button within the Change Language Note for instructors: These language settings can also be done once for all users with a site-specific preferences file, so that each user doesn't need to do it.
Search in the Help Desk for "site-specific" for information on how to set this up. Libraries for use with DrScheme There are two areas of the textbook for which a special "library" needs to be loaded into DrScheme. One is the graphical images, introduced in the application section of chapter 1 and also used in subsequent chapters. The other is the object-oriented programming system, used in chapter As of DrScheme version , the mechanisms for downloading and installing these libraries and for using them within DrScheme have changed.
The libraries can either be installed in your own user-specific storage area or in an area that is shared by all users of your computer system. For the user-specific version, download concabs. For the shared version, download concabs-all-users. On some systems, such as Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X, you should then be able to install the libraries by double-clicking the icon for the. Some web browsers may even offer to open the file for you.
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