Gauche is an implementation of the Scheme programming language, designed for scripting and rapid development. It focuses on providing a robust environment for developing applications with a rich set of libraries and efficient execution.
About Gauche
Gauche was created in 1998 by Shiro Kawai. It aimed to provide a Scheme implementation optimized for scripting tasks and rapid application development, with a focus on performance and practical usability.
Gauche's strengths include its speed, extensive library support, and suitability for scripting and rapid development. Weaknesses involve a smaller user community and less documentation compared to more popular languages. Competitors include other Scheme implementations like Racket and Guile, as well as general-purpose scripting languages like Python and Ruby.
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