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Can I use the Scheme interpreter (lisp) in an iPhone app?

I find an embedded schema interpreter (or a JIT compiler or something else) in Cocoa Touch. I think that only a C-compatible Scheme engine can be fine. Please advise. I wish him a free license like MIT / BSD, but the commercials are great too.

And .. Does Apple AppStore allow embedded scripts like Scheme?

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I think James Long's blog is exactly what you are looking for: http://jlongster.com/software/iphone/scheme-iphone-example/

, https://github.com/jlongster/gambit-iphone-example.

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You may be interested in Gambit Scheme .

For your second question: No, Apple does not allow the use of interpreted code in your application.

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Ben Gottlieb is right, you cannot run custom scripts in your application, but the internal code interpretation should be fine.

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I believe TinyScheme is used by GIMP for its script-fu. It is also licensed by BSD.

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