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From: briscoe-duke@CS.YALE.EDU (Duke Briscoe)
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Subject: Re: parallel multilisp?
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Date: 25 Feb 90 20:28:19 GMT
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I posted this information just about a week ago, but here it is again.
From masala.lcs.mit.edu (18.27.0.200) in the pub directory you can get
a T dialect extended for parallelism (uses the future construct)
called Mul-T; it runs on the Encore Multimax.  In case you don't know,
T is pretty similar to Scheme, and in fact T supports an environment
which conforms to the Scheme standard.