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MELD: a modest extensible LISP dialect

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ACM Southeast Regional Conference archive
Proceedings of the 18th annual Southeast regional conference table of contents

Tallahassee, Florida

SESSION: General topics in computer science II - GCS II table of contents

Pages: 180 - 184

Year of Publication: 1980

ISBN:0-89791-014-1

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James F. Wirth

East Carolina University, Greenville, NC

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ACM: Association for Computing Machinery

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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ABSTRACT

This paper describes the structure and implementation of an interactive list processing language so small that its interpreter can be programmed in a few days but powerful enough to allow definition of many high level language features. Since its programs are executed by a threaded sequence of machine language routines, the system is suitable for efficient implementation on microcomputers, and possibly even in hardware.

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	1	The Programmming Language LISP: Its Operation and Applications, The MIT Press, 1966
	2	Hammond, H. W. and M. S. Ewing, FORTH Programming System for the PDP-II, DECUS Program Library, Digital Equipment Corporation (1975).
	3	Hicks, Stepehn M., "Forth's Forte Is Tighter Programming," Electronics, Vol 52: (March 15, 1979) 114-118.

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