Scheme Requests for Implementation Status Report
summary
SRFI process runs since 1998 and now lists 236 proposals with about 80 making measurable progress since 2018, and many include sample implementations and mailing‑list archives. Concrete additions include SRFI 227 optional arguments (opt-lambda/let-optional), SRFI 160 homogeneous vectors (vectorized numeric ops), SRFI 224 dense-number maps, SRFI 231 array/image ops, SRFI 166 pretty/magical formatting, streaming JSON support, and utilities like numeric underscores and a chain macro; one withdrawn item is SRFI 204 (regex/pattern matcher) needing revival.
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