TinyScheme

What does /prague/ think of TinyScheme? It's a mostly complete R5RS interpreter, but without hygienic macros and syntax rules. It's painfully easy to embed into C or to extend with C, and is so small it can be shipped on anything, including micro-controllers with maybe a few hundred kilobytes of storage. It's also the most distributed version of Scheme, as it is the main scripting language for The GIMP, and was shipped to over 4 million computers with adware.

http://philosecurity.org/2009/01/12/interview-with-an-adware-author

>>20,24
I love Lua and use it all the time. I haven't noticed any flushing, and my PROGRAM runs super quick. You know how I know this? It runs quickly enough to generate real time audio at 16kHz with an interpreted Lua function (not even LuaJIT) called PER SAMPLE on a 1.6MHz non-Lisp Machine. Also, it gets called at 25hz for render calls.
I have written my own Lisp Machine based on Lua, and I love it every day. I also read SICP every day and use s7 Scheme.

Now /prog/, please tell me how much I suck.

QED