Re: Going live

Anton van Straaten wrote:

>All this means that contributors will no longer have to worry about adding
>their recipes anywhere - no editing of chapters or TOCs will be required, as
>long as they classify their recipe properly.  All the structural stuff will
>be generated.  A fully hierarchical structure can be supported - probably
>including e.g. "Parts" to the book, if we want to group chapters into larger
>units (looking at the current set of chapters, we might want to do that).
>For more detail about all of this, see CookbookStructure.
>  
>
Anton,

This sounds wonderful.  Thanks for all your work on this -- it's really 
producing a very professional-looking product.

Just to show I've not been totally idle, you might enjoy taking a peek 
at this:

http://shootout.alioth.debian.org

More specifically, I think it's interesting to compare a few Scheme 
implementations (I plan on adding Chicken at some point):

Stalin and Bigloo have quite impressive compilers (as does CMUCL, 
obviously):

http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/bench/sieve/detail.php?bigloo=on&cmucl=on&gcc=on&guile=on&gwydion=on&mzc=on&mzscheme=on&rep=on&stalin=on

:-)

-Brent


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