/swish-win

Swish Concurrency Engine for Windows

Primary LanguageCMIT LicenseMIT

Swish Concurrency Engine

The Swish Concurrency Engine is a framework used to write fault-tolerant programs with message-passing concurrency. It uses the Chez Scheme programming language and embeds concepts from the Erlang programming language. Swish also provides a web server. A Swish program is a Microsoft Windows console application that can also be run as a service.

Build system requirements

  • Microsoft Windows 10
  • Cygwin with bash, git, graphviz, grep, perl, texlive, etc.
  • Microsoft Visual Studio 2017
  • Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit - Windows 10.0.16299
  • NSIS 2.46

Target system requirements

  • Microsoft Windows 7 or later. A 64-bit version is required to run code compiled for 64-bit Windows.
  • Administrator rights for the installation

Make the documentation

  1. cd doc
  2. make

doc/swish.pdf is the design book.

Run the tests

  1. cd src
  2. ./run-osi 32
  3. ./run-mats 32
  4. ./run-osi 64
  5. ./run-mats 64

Change the name of the executable, the product name, or the version number

  1. cd src
  2. Edit software-info.ss
  3. make

Run the read-eval-print loop (repl)

  1. cd src
  2. ./scheme32 repl.ss

Make the 32-bit install

  1. cd src
  2. make install

The install placed is in the bin folder. Its name depends on the software-product-name defined in src/software-info.ss.