I released ruse-exe. A Chez program that allows to create binary executables from Scheme programs.
Here is in full the usage documentation:
Usage: ruse-exe [--dev] [--petite] [--optimize-level=0-3] [EXTENSIONS-OR-DIRECTORIES ...] program.scm [ -- ARGS ...] Given a Scheme program inside the file `program.scm`, produce a standalone executable inside the current directory called `a.out`. ruse-exe will look for the necessary files inside `EXTENSIONS-OR-DIRECTORIES`. The arguments following two dashed `ARGS` will passed to the underlying C compiler. The flag --dev will enable generate allocation and instruction count. The flag --petite will only build with petite scheme. The arguments `EXTENSIONS-OR-DIRECTORIES` will replace the default extensions, source and library directories. If you want to compile a project that has both `.ss` and `.scm` with libraries in the current directory, you need to use something along the line of: ruse-exe .ss .scm . program.scm Homepage: http://letloop.xyz
You can grab a ready to use on ubuntu 21.04 binary release at github.