* Taylor Campbell [2005-08-23 20:47+0200] writes:
About a month ago, as I was thinking about building a comprehensive development environment for Scheme (& Scheme48 in particular), akin to SLIME, the notion occurred to me that Scheme48 might actually provide the necessary facilities for a realistic Swank back end (as compared to the mostly toy back end Helmut Eller sent here a while ago). So I started working on it a bit in small increments, and pretty soon Emacs was successfully talking to it over TCP to evaluate simple REPL expressions. Last week I implemented SLDB support, after rewriting it from scratch once my initial prototype worked; I spent the whole weekend fixing a really obscure bug involving threads, continuations, & DYNAMIC-WIND; and just today I've gotten it into an almost usable state for REPL work (though not file & module loading & such yet).
Would you mind to post the code for the "realistic" backend? With what version of scheme48 does it work?