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LISP A, A LISP-Like System for Incremental Computing

Erik Sandewall

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The work reported here is based on the LISP 1.5 programming language. Let us therefore begin with a short review of LISP 1.5. Those who have used LISP would be able to proceed directly to the section OUTLINE OF THE SYSTEM.

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The work reported here is based on the LISP 1.5 programming language. Let us therefore begin with a short review of LISP 1.5. Those who have used LISP would be able to proceed directly to the section OUTLINE OF THE SYSTEM.

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The work reported here is based on the LISP 1.5 programming language. Let us therefore begin with a short review of LISP 1.5. Those who have used LISP would be able to proceed directly to the section OUTLINE OF THE SYSTEM.

Key concepts: Lisp, Programming language, Computer science, Common Lisp, Preprocessor, Exception handling

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