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From: dbt@faccs.UUCP (Patrick Logan)
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Subject: Scheme engines
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Date: Wed, 9-Sep-87 18:10:45 EDT
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[I'm interested on how one writes an OS for a LISP based processor.  -DL]

I am looking for references to and information about people's use and
experience with Scheme 'engines'. I know about the '84 ACM Lisp Conference
paper about process abstractions. What else has been done? What kind of
interest has been sparked? (Or why hasn't it been sparked?)

I am interested in all applications: OS, AI, or otherwise.

Please email or write to: Patrick Logan
			  211 N. 51st
			  Seattle, WA 98103
Thanks very much.
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