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Wile is a bytecode-compiled R7RS Scheme with hygienic macros (sets of scopes), first-class continuations, and a numeric tower. Implemented in pure Go with no CGo dependency. https://github.com/aalpar/wile
Compile-time extension elimination + runtime authorization is a distinguishing feature among embeddable scripting languages.
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Wile is a bytecode-compiled R7RS Scheme implemented in pure Go (no CGo). Features include hygienic macros using the sets of scopes model, first-class continuations, a full numeric tower, and an embedding API for use as a scripting layer in Go applications.
Wile provides two-layer sandboxing for embedded use: extensions not loaded into the engine don't exist at compile time (attempts to use them produce compile errors, not runtime checks), and a runtime authorizer gates privileged operations with a resource+action vocabulary. See SANDBOXING.md for details.
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