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Scheme 9 from Empty Space by Nils M Holm

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Scheme 9 from Empty Space
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Publisher: Lulu Press
ISBN/ASIN: B00262VJBO
Number of pages: 130

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Scheme 9 from Empty Space reproduces the completely self-contained and heavily commented C and Scheme source code to an interpreter for a broad subset of the Scheme programming language. By means of extensive annotations, examples, and numerous figures, it answers a lot of questions about crafting an interpreter.

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