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Communications of the ACM archive
Volume 34 , Issue 9 (September 1991) table of contents
Special issue on LISP

Pages: 48 - 57

Year of Publication: 1991

ISSN:0001-0782

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D. Kevin Layer	Franz Inc., Berkeley, CA
Chris Richardson	Franz Inc., Berkeley, CA

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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INDEX TERMS

Primary Classification:
D. Software
D.3 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
D.3.2 Language Classifications

Nouns: LISP

Additional Classification:
D. Software
D.2 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
D.2.6 Programming Environments
Subjects: Interactive environments

General Terms:
Languages

Keywords:
Common Lisp

REVIEW

"Jacques Jean Arsac : Reviewer"

Foderaro Foderaro's introduction to this set of papers presents LISP as a chameleon: because a program in LISP is a list, LISP is a programmable language. more...

Collaborative Colleagues:

D. Kevin Layer: colleagues

Chris Richardson: colleagues

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