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I have been watching the Berkeley Webcasts of Brian Harvey's CS61A lectures and I wanted to run the same version of Scheme that he is using in his class. I got it running, and I thought I'd share how to get it working if you already have Cygwin installed on your Windows system.
To that end, I made some notes on how to intall the University of California Berkeley's distribution of Scheme, UCB-STk on Cygwin, which runs in Emacs. The short of it is that you simply need to extract the STk packages from the UCB Cygwin distribution. The STk download is somewhat misleadingly labeled. It presents itself as the STk installer, when in fact it is an entire set of Cygwin packages. Once I did this, I was rockin' along with Brian as he argues but first of sentence....
Labels: education, emacs, ide, lang:scheme, programming, software
7/23/2008 01:26:00 AM | Installing UCB-STk on Cygwin
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