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Scheme implementations, or partial implementations, which run on top of a Java Virtual Machine.
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Kawa Language Framework
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Scheme environment, written in Java, compiles Scheme code to Java bytecode. [Open Source, modified GPL]
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PS3I, The Persistent Server-Side Scheme Interpreter
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A nearly R4RS-compliant Scheme implementation written in Java and Scheme, which is multi-user, multi-threaded, and aimed to run on webservers (as servlets). Based on a previous Scheme-in-Java implementation, Jaja, by the same author.
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SISC: Second Interpreter of Scheme Code
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Extensible Java-based interpreter for Scheme. The entire R5RS Scheme standard is supported, including a full numeric tower as well as full support for first-class continuations. [Open Source, GPL]
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Skij
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Scheme interpreter designed to provide smooth, interactive access to all facilities of the Java environment for rapid prototyping. [Freeware]
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The Scheme Package
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Java library implementation of Scheme language. Goal: easy use in Java applications or applets to make them extensible.
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JScheme
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An (almost full) R4RS implementation of Scheme in Java, with a seamless and easy to use integration with Java through the Javadot notation. [Open Source]
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SISC: Second Interpreter of Scheme Code
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Extensible, Java-based interpreter of full implementation of Scheme R5RS standard; uses modern interpretation methods, outperforms extant JVM interpreters, often by over 10 times. [Open Source MPL, GPL]
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