Binary distribution for Mac OSX

Please download the following executable and follow the directions given below.
Please follow the directions supplied in the README.

New UCB STk Distribution available as of August 2010.

STk-ucb1.3.6.dmg (2225 Kbytes)

Running: These are STk versions that are used by CS classes:

stk-explorin Loads all UCB Scheme procedures including explorin.scm, for CS3S

stk-simply Loads all UCB Scheme procedures including simply.scm, for CS3 and CS61A

stk-grfx Loads UCB Scheme turtle graphics procedures, for CS9D and CS47B

stk Loads no UCB Scheme procedures, for CS9D and CS47B

Graphics mode: To run these within emacs and to use other graphical features (such as turtle graphics and envdraw), you need to have XWindows (X11) installed on your MacOSX system.
On newer versions of MacOSX, you must install X11 from the Installation CD (in "Optional Software") that came with your computer or operating system purchase.
In the emacs window, type the 2 keys ESC-S at the same time to open STk in an emacs buffer. It loads the version of stk that is defined in your .emacs file. That file is typically in your home directory. The line that defines what is loaded by ESC-S is one of these:
(setq scheme-program-name "stk-simply") (setq scheme-program-name "stk-explorin")
If one of those are not there, you can add it and restart emacs.

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stk-explorin	Loads all UCB Scheme procedures including explorin.scm, for CS3S
stk-simply	Loads all UCB Scheme procedures including simply.scm, for CS3 and CS61A
stk-grfx	Loads UCB Scheme turtle graphics procedures, for CS9D and CS47B
stk	Loads no UCB Scheme procedures, for CS9D and CS47B

Graphics mode:	To run these within emacs and to use other graphical features (such as turtle graphics and envdraw), you need to have XWindows (X11) installed on your MacOSX system. On newer versions of MacOSX, you must install X11 from the Installation CD (in "Optional Software") that came with your computer or operating system purchase. In the emacs window, type the 2 keys ESC-S at the same time to open STk in an emacs buffer. It loads the version of stk that is defined in your .emacs file. That file is typically in your home directory. The line that defines what is loaded by ESC-S is one of these: (setq scheme-program-name "stk-simply") (setq scheme-program-name "stk-explorin") If one of those are not there, you can add it and restart emacs.