Larceny v0.97, "Funny in the Head", 19 August 2009

Release notes

Common Larceny now supports the ERR5RS and R6RS standards. For more information, please see the Common Larceny User's Manual.

Common Larceny is Larceny for Microsoft .NET. It runs on Microsoft's Common Language Runtime (CLR). Its compiler generates Common Intermediate Language (CIL), which Microsoft's JIT-compiler translates to native machine code. Common Larceny interoperates with other CLR languages via the JavaDot notation of JScheme, which is implemented using reflection, generating the Scheme interfaces just in time and caching them for performance.

Common Larceny is regarded as an alpha release. It comes with instructions, which should be enough to get you up and running. If you are revisiting this page, you may wish to view the change log.