[plt-scheme] What environment to use for PLT development?

The build process is the usual configure, make, make install. I
recommend that you check out the SVN tree and then make a directory
inside the src directory called build. From there, just:

  ../configure ; make ; make install

If you have a multi processor machine, use "make -j <N>" where <N> is
the number of processors you have.

As far as development goes, I use drscheme to develop drscheme, with
two separate trees, but I think most people can just use the one
drscheme.

Robby

On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 7:37 PM, Todd O'Bryan <toddobryan at gmail.com> wrote:
> OK, so after Sam fixed the Typed Scheme bugs, I feel obligated to
> check out the SVN code and start playing.
>
> How should I set everything up so that development is pretty easy?
> Given the DrScheme key-bindings, I'm guessing Emacs is a common
> choice, but I'm not sure what extra goodies I should use to make
> building and such fairly easy.
>
> Does anyone have a description of what they use to develop PLT and how
> it's all set up?
>
> Todd
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