Advanced Lisp Technology

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Contents:

Part I
Parallel and Distributed Lisp Systems

A Multi-Threaded Implementation of PaiLisp Interpreter and Compiler - Takayasu Ito, Shin-ichi Kawamoto, and Masayoshi Umehara

Design and Implementation of a Distributed Lisp and its Evaluation - Toshiharu Ono and Haruaki Yamazaki

Implementation of UtiLisp/C on AP1000 - Eiiti Wada and Tetsurou Tanaka

Multithread Implementation of an Object-Oriented Lisp, EusLisp - Toshihiro Matsui and Satoshi Sekiguchi

TUPLE: An Extended Common Lisp for SIMD Architecture - Yuasa Taiichi, Yasumoto Taichi, Yoshitaka Nagano, and Katsumi Hatanaka

Part II
Language Features

An Efficient Evaluation Strategy for Concurrency Constructs in Parallel Scheme Systems - Takayasu Ito

Extended Continuations for Future based Parallel Scheme Languages - Tsuneyasu Komiya and Taiichi Yuasa

Lightweight Processes for Real Time Symbolic Processing - Ikuo Takeuchi, Masaharu Yoshida, Kenichi Yamazaki, and Yoshiji Amagai

Indefinite One-time Continuations - Tsuneyasu Komiya and Taiichi Yuasa

Part III
Memory Management

A Parallel Lisp System which Dynamically Allocates CPUs to List Processing and GC - Satoko Takahashi, Teruo Iwai, Yoshio Tanaka, Atusi Maeda, and Masakazu Nakanishi

Partial Marking GC: Generational Parallel Garbage Collection and its Performance Analysis - Yoshio Tanaka, Shogo Matsui, Atusi Maeda, and Masakazu Nakanishi

Garbage Collection of an Extended Common Lisp System for SIMD Architectures - Taiichi Yuasa and Taichi Yasumoto

The Design and Analysis of the Fast Sliding Compaction Garbage Collection - Motoaki Terashima, Mitsuru Ishida, and Hiroshi Nitta

Part IV
Programming Environments

Automatic Recompilation on Macro Redefinition, by Making Use of Weak Conses - Tsuneyasu Komiya, Taiichi Yuasa, and Akihiro Fushimi

Applying Distortion-Oriented Technique to Lisp Printer - Hideki Koi

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