Hello all--
I've often seen people reference using lisp for small, domain-specific
languages.
I was wondering if there was a www'd resource that gives an example of how
this would work. I'd prefer a small case study with example code if possible.
Thanks.
--Brad
On 10 Jun 1999 14:06:15 GMT, Brad Knotwell <····@speedy.knotwell.dom> wrote:
>Hello all--
>
>I've often seen people reference using lisp for small, domain-specific
>languages.
>
>I was wondering if there was a www'd resource that gives an example of how
>this would work. I'd prefer a small case study with example code if possible.
Paul Graham's "On Lisp" second half is more or less about this and he
provides several case studies (with code, naturally).
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Stig Erik Sand� Institute of Art History, UiB Norway
From: Immanuel Litzroth
Subject: Re: small (domain specific) languages
Date:
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>>>>> "Brad" == Brad Knotwell <····@speedy.knotwell.dom> writes:
Brad> Hello all-- I've often seen people reference using lisp for
Brad> small, domain-specific languages.
Brad> I was wondering if there was a www'd resource that gives an
Brad> example of how this would work. I'd prefer a small case
Brad> study with example code if possible.
Brad> Thanks.
Brad> --Brad
-A universal scripting framework
-Also available as a dvi file.
-A universal scripting framework,
- or Lambda: the ultimate ``little language.''
-Olin Shivers.
-In \emph{Concurrency and Parallelism, Programming, Networking, and Security,}
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science \#1179, pages~254--265,
- Editors Joxan Jaffar and Roland H.~C.~Yap,
- 1996, Springer.
Can be accessed at url
http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/shivers/citations.html#ll
Immanuel