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Funarg problem
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In computer science, the funarg problem refers to the difficulty in implementing first-class functions (functions as first-class objects) in…
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1995
1995
Polyvariant specialisation for higher-order, block-structured languages
Karoline Malmkjær
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Peter Ørbæk
ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Partial Evaluation and…
1995
Corpus ID: 8331259
We propose a simple method for polyvariant specialisation of higher-order programs in a way that preserves block structure. The…
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1992
1992
The buried binding and dead binding problems of Lisp 1.5: sources of incomparability in garbage collector measurements
H. Baker
LIPO
1992
Corpus ID: 15877900
Lisp has become the language of choice for many applications such as artificial intelligence programs or symbol manipulation. The…
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1988
1988
An approach to the FUNARG problem using the MACRO facility
T. Murata
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S. Iida
1988
Corpus ID: 60195525
1980
1980
MULTI - a LISP based multiprocessing system
D. McKay
,
S. Shapiro
LISP Conference
1980
Corpus ID: 359906
A package of LISP functions, collectively called MULTI, which extends LISP 1.5 to multiprogramming is presented. MULTI defines…
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Review
1980
Review
1980
A semantic comparison of LISP and SCHEME
S. S. Muchnick
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U. F. Pleban
LISP Conference
1980
Corpus ID: 17650090
We review the features of some of the major dialects of LISP, show how they are reflected in denotational treatments of their…
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1979
1979
Does LISP differ from ALGOL essentially?
F. Simon
LISPB
1979
Corpus ID: 6163787
A fare spread opinion is that LISP and ALGOL belong to different "families" of programming languages. In our current activities…
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1976
1976
Conversion of Predicate-Calculus Axioms to Corresponding Deterministic Programs
E. Sandewall
IEEE transactions on computers
1976
Corpus ID: 40566626
The problem of converting axioms in predicate calculus to deterministic programs, which are to be used as "rules" by a general…
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1974
1974
FUNCTIONAL DOMAINS OF APPLICATIVE LANGUAGES
S. Ward
1974
Corpus ID: 57044731
The expressive power of a particular applicative language may be characterized by the set of abstract functions directly…
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1971
1971
A proposed solution to the FUNARG problem
E. Sandewall
SIGS
1971
Corpus ID: 38587305
This paper is a response to Joel Moses's recent paper, "The Function of FUNCTION in LISP, or ... ". We give some examples where…
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