Example implementation of continuations and TCO in Scheme or lisp

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  • nconc

    scheme interpreter in javascript with stack-friendly tail calls and full call/cc

  • Some time ago I attempted to implement them for my Scheme and I based my code on a Nconc interpreter is pretty simple and easy to understand. I've failed to implement TCO and call/cc and I'm now trying again. But first I've tried to test if continuations actually work in Nconc, and it turns out that they don't actually work.

  • biwascheme

    Scheme interpreter written in JavaScript

  • Maybe check out BiwaScheme, especially compiler.js and interpreter.js. You can probably use R. Kent Dybvig, Three Implementation Models for Scheme as a guide to the code as well as another implementation to study since I think BiwaScheme is based on that paper.

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