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MIT / Scheme as a simple compiler for Windows

Is it possible to use mit circuitry as a simple compiler (without starting Edwin) on Windows? I want to edit the code in wditor of my choice and compile it, but I did not find and did not.

When I execute: mit circuit <file.scm

I get a window with: msgstr "cannot find readable default parameter for range. Searched all.com file in these directories: C: \ Local \ mit-scheme"

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Try the following:

mit-scheme --band mit-scheme-install-folder/lib/all.com \ --library mit-scheme-install-folder/lib --load file.scm
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If you want to save some typing every time you want to run mit-schem.exe, you can add the mit-scheme-install-folder/lib MITSCHEME_LIBRARY_PATH environment MITSCHEME_LIBRARY_PATH .

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I know what you said MIT-Scheme, but look at DrRacket (formerly DrScheme), which runs schema code well from the command line.

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