Scheme in a LibraryWrapper

How to add the SISC Scheme Interpreter into a NetBeans Rich Client application.

I keep on working (slowly, as time permits) on my Scheme IDE, built on top of the NetBeans Platform.

In this entry I explain how I'm embedding the SISC Scheme Interpreter into the application, so that I can later invoke it to evaluate Scheme code.

And, while doing so, I explore a little bit the possibilities that the NetBeans Library Wrapper modules offer for wrapping external libraries.

Next stop: how to use SISC to (quickly) evaluate Scheme code.

Happy NetBeans-ing,

Antonio

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