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Subject: DrScheme and escheme.h
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Not really a critical problem or anything, but I've noticed that
the DrScheme port doesn't install the "include" directory,
which is necessary if you want to write extension modules
in C/C++ (in particular, the file escheme.h isn't installed).
Would someone please take a look?

Thanks,
Martin Vito Cruz

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