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Retargetable Compiler Code Generation
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A normal form for compiler testing
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History of programming languages---II
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MLISP is a high level list-processing and symbol-manipulation language based on the programming language LISP. MLISP programs are translated into LISP programs and then executed or compiled. MLISP exists for two purposes: (1) to facilitate the writing and understanding of LISP programs; (2) to remedy certain important deficiencies in the list-processing ability of LISP.