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Lisp reader
Known as:
Lisp read macro
, Read macro
, Reader
In the programming language Lisp, the reader or read function is the parser which converts the textual form of Lisp objects to the corresponding…
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Clojure
Common Lisp
String interning
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2018
2018
Incremental Parsing of Common Lisp Code
I. Durand
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R. Strandh
European Lisp Symposium
2018
Corpus ID: 201145077
In a text editor for writing Common Lisp [1] source code, it is desirable to have an accurate analysis of the buffer contents, so…
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2016
2016
Chapter 8: The Lisp Reader
E. Weitz
2016
Corpus ID: 63501164
Whatever you enter into your computer (whether interactively or via a file containing source code) has to be parsed first. The…
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2016
2016
Chapter 14: I/O: Streams and Files
E. Weitz
2016
Corpus ID: 63471477
Communication between Common Lisp and the “world outside” is usually performed via streams, whether you are interacting with…
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2007
2007
Apparatus and method for operating macro command and inputting macro command
황인철
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남궁은
2007
Corpus ID: 196079532
It provides the macro instruction operation unit and macro command input device and method. Macro instruction operation unit read…
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2006
2006
Multi thread h.264 decoder and encoded video data decoding method thereof
오윤제
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주영훈
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최광표
2006
Corpus ID: 196146704
A multi-thread H.264 decoder and a compression video data decoding method thereof are provided to maximize the entire performance…
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2005
2005
Programming in the Large: Packages and Symbols
Peter Seibel
2005
Corpus ID: 59748912
In Chapter 4 I discussed how the Lisp reader translates textual names into objects to be passed to the evaluator, representing…
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