SLIME48: SLIME for Scheme48

(I thought I must have announced this before, but I can't find any
announcement of this in the archives...)

Some of you may be familiar with SLIME, the Superior Lisp Interaction
Mode for Emacs, which is a sophisticated development environment built
on Emacs for Common Lisp.  It works by talking to a Lisp system over a
TCP connection, on which RPC messages are sent back & forth.  The Lisp
side was originally supported only in CMUCL, and later by a few more
Common Lisp implementations; now it is supported also in Scheme48, by
SLIME48.

SLIME48 is available in two forms:

  - The more stable form is a tarball containing everything you need to
    get SLIME48 running, including all of the Emacs Lisp code from
    SLIME's CVS repository at a time known to be consistent with the
    SLIME48 source (since SLIME is under continual development).  This
    tarball is available at

      <http://mumble.net/~campbell/scheme/slime48.tar.gz>.

  - There is a Darcs <http://darcs.net/> repository of the bleeding-
    edge SLIME48 sources, not necessarily consistent with the current
    SLIME CVS (though I try to keep it that way), available at

      <http://mumble.net/~campbell/darcs/slime48/>,

    which does not include the Emacs Lisp source from SLIME.

Read the README: it contains information that you will need in order
to use SLIME48.

Any comments, questions, bug reports, feature reports, or feedback of
more exotic varieties would be greatly appreciated.