All releases tagged Minor feature enhancements
Release Notes: A new I/O layer that is 10-30x faster. A new custom I/O ports API. Better Java and Scheme I/O integration.
Release Notes: Improves most debugging messages and reduces unnecessary information.
Release Notes: Support for tail-recursion compatible stack traces. This release improves most debugging messages and reduces unnecessary information. It adds functions to inspect and modify breakpoint arguments, and to obtain breakpoint continuations. Support for SSL and TLS sockets. Support for SRFIs 59, 66, and 78.
Release Notes: Support has been added for SRFI-42. Loadable thunks have been replaced with general compiled code libraries. Two bugs in the reader and one with the optimizer have been fixed.
Release Notes: Backports of bugfixes found in the development series, including a fix for a rare space leak, a race condition in the generic procedure method cache, serialization fixes to hashtables, and a serialization fix in compiled libraries.
Release Notes: This is the first stable release since 1.5.5. Changes include a cleaner interface to call tracing, an extensible IO layer, improvements to code and data serialization, added support for compiled libraries, and many important bugfixes.
Release Notes: This release adds support for SRFI-30 (nested multiline comments).
Release Notes: In this release, the optimizer performs constant propagation of lexical variables. Nulls are now typed in S2J. Support for nested multine comments (SRFI-30) was added, and there were several bugfixes.
Release Notes: The ability to serialize combined Java and Scheme Object graphs using Java serialization has been added. Serialization has been modified so that small objects (like continuations) may be serialized and deserialized without involving the entire heap. Several entry-point related bugs in the loadable library code have been fixed.
Release Notes: The ability to serialize combined Java and Scheme Object graphs using Java serialization has been added. Serialization has been modified so that small objects (like continuations) may be serialized and deserialized without involving the entire heap. Several entry-point related bugs in the loadable library code have been fixed.
