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Indexing Common Lisp with Kythe
For decades Lispers have had the power of code cross-references (jump to definition, list callers, etc.) for any code they've loaded into their Lisp image. But what about cross referencing code that isn't (or can't be) loaded into the image? Wouldn't it be great if we could ask ``who, in the global Lisp community, calls this function?'' The only option
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XP. A Common Lisp Pretty Printing System [PDF]
XP provides efficient and flexible support for pretty printing in Common Lisp. Its single greatest advantage is that it allows the full benefits of pretty printing to be obtained when printing data structures, as well as when printing program code ...
Waters, Richard C.
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Sealable Metaobjects for Common Lisp
We introduce the concept of sealable metaobjects, i.e., classes, generic functions, and methods, whose behavior is restricted to allow for some static analysis. Then we use these sealable metaobjects to define fast generic functions, a variant of standard generic functions that allow for call site optimization --- ranging from faster method dispatch to
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Requirements for a Research-oriented IC Design System [PDF]
Computer-aided design techniques for integrated circuits grown in an incremental way, responding to various perceived needs, so that today there are a number of useful programs for logic generation, simulation at various levels, test preparation, artwork
Allen, Jonathan
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A simple display package for polynomials and rational functions in common Lisp [PDF]
Richard J. Fateman, Derek T. Lai
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Call-site optimization for Common Lisp
A function call in a language such as Common Lisp can be fairly costly. Not only is an indirection required so that a redefinition of the callee can take effect for subsequent calls, but several features of Common Lisp can have an even greater impact on the performance of function calls.
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Some Notes on the Past and Future of Lisp-Stat [PDF]
Lisp-Stat was originally developed as a framework for experimenting with dynamic graphics in statistics. To support this use, it evolved into a platform for more general statistical computing.
Luke Tierney
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A distributed agent architecture for real-time knowledge-based systems: Real-time expert systems project, phase 1 [PDF]
We propose a distributed agent architecture (DAA) that can support a variety of paradigms based on both traditional real-time computing and artificial intelligence.
Lee, S. Daniel
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Impacts of Development, Dentofacial Disharmony, and Its Surgical Correction on Speech: A Narrative Review for Dental Professionals. [PDF]
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A study of the very high order natural user language (with AI capabilities) for the NASA space station common module [PDF]
The requirements are identified for a very high order natural language to be used by crew members on board the Space Station. The hardware facilities, databases, realtime processes, and software support are discussed. The operations and capabilities that
Gill, E. N.
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