Ppts, notes, references and answers to exercises, of the second version of Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP).
And also some Chinese notes and ppts.
For Mac/Homebrew users:
$ brew install mit-scheme
MIT-Scheme provides some basic editing key bindings of GNU Emacs.
The following operations may be useful:
(cd "/some/path")
(load "/path/to/filename.scm")
(disk-save "desktop-session1")
(disk-restore "desktop-session1")https://www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/documentation/mit-scheme-ref/
If you use MIT-Scheme, the exercises answers cannot be directly run in interpreter, you must remove the #lang pragmas from the source code.
Or you may want to use:
If you do not want to use MIT-Scheme, you can use Racket alternatively. Goto https://racket-lang.org/download/ , download the newest version of Racket and install.
For SICP, using Racket gives you an option for testing normal order evaluation using #lang lazy, which is not provided in the MIT-Scheme interpreter.
Please refer to http://docs.racket-lang.org/sicp-manual/index.html .
Emacs has Racket mode.
But I do not know how to use Racket mode to correctly interpret the #lang pragma yet. If you have any ideas, not hesitate to create an issue for this.