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Turing-complete Scheme interpreter in C that supports lexical scoping, closures, continuations, and proper tail-call for tail recursion without stack growth.
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Table Name:users Primary Key:id Description: This table stores user information, including their username, email, avatar URL, and various metrics related to their meme activity. Relationships:
One-to-Many with Memes: Each user can create multiple memes. This is represented by the user_id foreign key in the memes table.
Development Roadmap for a Cross-Platform Solana AR Treasure Hunt Game
Phase 1: MVP – Core AR Treasure Hunt with Wallet & NFT Rewards
Core Goals: Build a minimal viable product where users can log in with a Solana wallet, navigate to real-world locations, view "treasure" in AR, and receive an NFT reward for discovery. This phase focuses on core functionality and cross-platform deployment (iOS & Android) with minimal custom infrastructure.
Mobile App & AR: Use Unity with AR Foundation to develop the app once and deploy on both iOS (ARKit) and Android (ARCore). Unity's AR Foundation provides a cross-platform AR framework so the same C# code works for both ARKit and ARCore. This greatly simplifies development and ensures feature parity. Leverage device GPS/location services in Unity to tie AR content to real-world locations (e.g. spawn a treasure chest when the user is within a certain radius). Optionally, integrate ARCore Geospatial API (via AR Foundation's ARCore Extensions) to
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