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In article <1991Mar21.003805.28496@cs.cmu.edu> ram+@cs.cmu.edu (Rob MacLachlan) writes:
   problems than is offered by more conventional programming languages.  I
   suspect (and have heard some claims that) Lisp is also helpful in industrial
   R&D and prototyping.

See our group's paper, presented at the 1990 International Switching
Symposium in Stockholm and entitled, "Object Oriented Software
Technologies Applied to Switching System Architectures and Software
Development Processes."


	Lawrence G. Mayka
	AT&T Bell Laboratories
	lgm@iexist.att.com

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