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Multi-threaded evaluator, executing multiple virtual machines in parallel
Go-inspired channels for synchronizing threads
Revamp of math libraries, addressing incompatibilities and fixing numerous bugs:
Fixed crash on division by zero for fx/
Fixed bug making exact now work also for negative numbers
Improved inexact when used with rationals with a very large numerator or denominator
Consistent interface for: random, flrandom, and fxrandom
Support unary argument usage for fx-, fl-, and fl/
Removed fixnum-width, least-fixnum and greatest-fixnum
New procedures make-flonum, flexponent, flsignificand, flnext, flprev, fx-width, fx-greatest, fx-least, fl-epsilon, fl-greatest, and fl-least
Support for many arguments for procedures flmin, flmax, fxmin, fxmax, fx+, fx-, fx*, fx/, fx=, fx<, fx>, fx<=, fx>=, fl+, fl-, fl*, fl/, fl=, fl<, fl>, fl<=, and fl>=
New procedures in library (lispkit math util): make-nan, nan-negative?, nan-quiet?, nan-payload, and nan=?
New procedures in library (lispkit system): physical-memory, memory-footprint, and system-uptime
New procedure in library (lispkit port): display*
New procedures in library (lispkit debug): stack-size, call-stack-procedures, call-stack-trace, and set-max-call-stack!
Enabled concurrency support for library (srfi sicp)
Included new libraries: (lispkit thread), (lispkit thread channel), (scheme flonum), (srfi 18), (srfi 144), (srfi 208), (srfi 230)
Fixed scope of <sym> in (let <sym> ...) form, making it not accessible in the bindings
Exceptions now include more information about the active call stack
Included tutorial for channels as new example code
Support comments in command-line input
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