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His Holiness the Reverend Doktor Xenophon Fenderson, the Carbon(d)ated  
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From: "His Holiness the Reverend Doktor Xenophon Fenderson, the Carbon(d)ated" <xenop...@irtnog.org>
Date: 1999/03/14
Subject: Discussion of Lisp implementations?
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A lot of the traffic on this newsgroup centers around ANSI Common
Lisp, that is, interpreting the language specification, or how to go
about using the language.  Would it be on-topic to ask questions about
how Common Lisp could be implemented?  I'm currently looking into
writing a Lisp front-end to GCC, and I'm getting to the point where
I'd like to ask questions about How Things Are Done.  If this isn't an
appropriate forum for such a discussion, can you suggest something
where talk of implementing a Lisp run-time and compiler from scratch
would be on-topic?  (Perhaps comp.compilers is more appropriate, but I
think I'm looking for something more specific.)

(I believe it was Craig Burley who pointed out the fact that GCC
doesn't currently support any functional programming languages.  I
find that interesting, considering RMS's background.)

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Rev. Dr. Xenophon Fenderson, the Carbon(d)ated, KSC, DEATH, SubGenius, mhm21x16
Pope, Patron Saint of All Things Plastic fnord, and Salted Litter of r.g.s.b
"When I was a kid, I used to think that Dammit was God's last name, just like
Christ is Jesus' last name." - Kimberly Chapman in rec.humor.oracle.d


 
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