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A multiprocessing system for the direct execution of LISP

Williams, 1978

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4860011907312933755
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Williams R
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Current implementations were found to be impractical for airborne use due to LISP's incompatability with conventional computer architectures. Direct execution of LISP with tasks distributed between three processors, seemed to be a workable solution. The language was …
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