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Hotdog(ID:7200/hot002)

Scheme 48 for .NET

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Country: United States
Designed 2001
Genus: Strict evaluation LISPs
Sammet category: String and List Processing

.NET port of Scheme 48, done at NWU

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Scheme 48

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Hotdog

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Resources

HotDog page The Hotdog Compiler
The Hotdog compiler is a Scheme compiler under development by the Autonomous Mobile Robotics Group in the Computer Science Department of Northwestern University, in collaboration with Microsoft Corporation. The compiler was developed by Pinku Surana and Mark DePristo, under the supervision of Ian Horswill.

The Hotdog compiler backends to the JVM, to C, and to .NET using the same runtime system. The system is designed to support many backends and easy inter-operability between Scheme and the target language.

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