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| Date: | 7 Nov 90 10:16:44 GMT |
>[When writing my F77 compiler, I found the library, particularly the I/O
>library, to be as much work as the compiler itself. -John]
On the subject of runtime support I'd like to point out a very interesting
article on RTS for a functional language by Andrew Appel, in
"A Runtime System"
Andrew W. Appel
Lisp and Symbolic Computation, no. 3 1990, pp. 343-380
Especially the size is impressive, < 2000 lines of C+assembler
including garbage collection. I/O is done by writing the library in
the functional language itself (Standard ML).
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