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title: Released Version 0.2 title: Released Cyclone Scheme 0.2
excerpt: Release of Cyclone Scheme version 0.2 excerpt: Cyclone Scheme 0.2 is now available.
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Today version 0.2 of the Cyclone Scheme-to-C compiler has been released: Cyclone Scheme 0.2 is now available:
[http://justinethier.github.io/cyclone/](http://justinethier.github.io/cyclone/) [http://justinethier.github.io/cyclone/](http://justinethier.github.io/cyclone/)
New features: Cyclone consists of a compiler and interpreter targeting as well as written in R7RS Scheme. A garbage collector inspired by Cheney on the M.T.A. is also provided, with support for native threads.
New features in this release:
- Added the following libraries from R7RS-large red edition (data structures): - Added the following libraries from R7RS-large red edition (data structures):
- SRFI 1 list library - SRFI 1 list library
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- Changed the `assoc` and `member` functions to accept an optional comparison function, and modified both families of functions to be native Scheme functions instead of C primitives. - Changed the `assoc` and `member` functions to accept an optional comparison function, and modified both families of functions to be native Scheme functions instead of C primitives.
- Allow libraries to contain multiple `import`, `begin`, and `export` sections. - Allow libraries to contain multiple `import`, `begin`, and `export` sections.
Cyclone consists of a compiler and interpreter written entirely in R7RS Scheme, as well as a C runtime. A large portion of the R7RS is supported including libraries, exceptions, continuations, and macros.
Thanks, Thanks,
Justin Justin