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27th ACM SIGPLAN International Workshop on Scheme and Functional Programming (Scheme 2026), August 24–29, 2026, Indianapolis, IN, USA

Scheme 2026 – Proceedings

Contents - Abstracts - Authors

27th ACM SIGPLAN International Workshop on Scheme and Functional Programming (Scheme 2026)

Frontmatter

Title Page
Article: icfpws26schemeforeword-fm000-p (type: Frontmatter) doi:
Welcome from the Chairs
Article: icfpws26schemeforeword-fm001-p (type: Frontmatter) doi:
Scheme 2026 Organization
Article: icfpws26schemeforeword-fm002-p (type: Frontmatter) doi:

Keynote and Invited Talk

Rhombus: The Non-shrubbery Parts (Keynote)
Matthew Flatt
(University of Utah, USA)
Publisher's Version Article: icfpws26schememain-key1-p (type: Keynote) doi:10.1145/3830440.3839164
The R7RS-Large Roadmap (Invited Talk)
Peter McGoron
(Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
Publisher's Version Article: icfpws26schememain-key2-p (type: Invited Talk Abstract) doi:10.1145/3830440.3839165

Papers

Regions as Continuation Marks
Paulette Koronkevich and William J. Bowman
(University of British Columbia, Canada)
Publisher's Version Article: icfpws26schememain-p2-p (type: Full Paper) doi:10.1145/3830440.3832303
Redex Model: Redex model based on Flatt et al's "Adding Delimited and Composable Control to a Production Programming Environment" from ICFP 2007. We omit composable continuations and dynamic wind since they are not relevant, and add the new `at` rules.
An Incremental Approach to JIT Construction
Shaurya Raswan, Mark Barbone, Nico Lehmann, and Joe Gibbs Politz
(University of California at San Diego, USA; Cornell University, USA; University of Chile, Chile)
Publisher's Version Article: icfpws26schememain-p3-p (type: Full Paper) doi:10.1145/3830440.3832304
An Array-Oriented Language via the Design Recipe
Martin Scheele and Stephen Chang
(University of Massachusetts at Boston, USA)
Publisher's Version Article: icfpws26schememain-p4-p (type: Full Paper) doi:10.1145/3830440.3832305
Using the Design Recipe in Theory of Computation
Martin Scheele and Stephen Chang
(University of Massachusetts at Boston, USA)
Publisher's Version Article: icfpws26schememain-p5-p (type: Full Paper) doi:10.1145/3830440.3832306

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