Hi,

> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know of a tool that can convert lisp to ocaml (or
> something other ML dialect)? I've tried googling and couldn't find
> anythinge Just all the parentheses gets a bit confusing for a first
> look at lisp ;t)

camlp4/scheme could be interesting.

input file `example.ml':
(define f (lambda (n) (+ n 1)))


output of
% camlp4 pa_scheme.cmo pr_o.cmo example.ml
let f n = n + 1

This extension is included in the ocaml distribution under

ocaml-3.08.4/camlp4/unmaintained/scheme

You have to install it by yourself, e.g.

make && cp *.cmo *.cmi `ocamlc -where`/camlp4


regards,
Christoph Bauer


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