Lisp: a language for stratified design:
We exhibit programs that illustrate the power of Lisp as a language for expressing the design and organization of computational systems. The examples are chosen to highlight the importance of abstraction in program design and to draw attention to the use of procedures to express abstractions. This a...
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| Schriftenreihe: | Artificial Intelligence Laboratory <Cambridge, Mass.>: A. I. Memo
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| Zusammenfassung: | We exhibit programs that illustrate the power of Lisp as a language for expressing the design and organization of computational systems. The examples are chosen to highlight the importance of abstraction in program design and to draw attention to the use of procedures to express abstractions. This article exhibits programs that illustrate the power of Lisp as a language for expressing the design and organization of computational systems. The examples are chosen to highlight the importance of abstraction in program design and to draw attention to the use of procedures to express abstractions. Any programming language provides primitive components, means by which these can be combined, and means by which patterns of combination can be named and manipulated as if they were primitive. With appropriate abstractions to separate the specification of components from the details of their implementation we can provide a library of standard components that can be freely interconnected, allowing great flexibility in design. |
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| spelling | Abelson, Harold Verfasser aut Lisp: a language for stratified design Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman Reportnr. N00014-86-K0180 Cambridge, Mass. 1987 30 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Artificial Intelligence Laboratory <Cambridge, Mass.>: A. I. Memo 986. We exhibit programs that illustrate the power of Lisp as a language for expressing the design and organization of computational systems. The examples are chosen to highlight the importance of abstraction in program design and to draw attention to the use of procedures to express abstractions. This article exhibits programs that illustrate the power of Lisp as a language for expressing the design and organization of computational systems. The examples are chosen to highlight the importance of abstraction in program design and to draw attention to the use of procedures to express abstractions. Any programming language provides primitive components, means by which these can be combined, and means by which patterns of combination can be named and manipulated as if they were primitive. With appropriate abstractions to separate the specification of components from the details of their implementation we can provide a library of standard components that can be freely interconnected, allowing great flexibility in design. Abstractions LISP programming language Computations dtict Computer Programming and Software scgdst Embedding dtict High level languages dtict Libraries dtict Problem solving dtict Specifications dtict Stratification dtict Sussman, Gerald Jay 1947- Verfasser (DE-588)1043872582 aut Artificial Intelligence Laboratory <Cambridge, Mass.>: A. I. Memo 986. (DE-604)BV006654788 986 |
| spellingShingle | Abelson, Harold Sussman, Gerald Jay 1947- Lisp: a language for stratified design Artificial Intelligence Laboratory <Cambridge, Mass.>: A. I. Memo Abstractions LISP programming language Computations dtict Computer Programming and Software scgdst Embedding dtict High level languages dtict Libraries dtict Problem solving dtict Specifications dtict Stratification dtict |
| title | Lisp: a language for stratified design |
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| title_auth | Lisp: a language for stratified design |
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| title_full | Lisp: a language for stratified design Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman |
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| title_short | Lisp: a language for stratified design |
| title_sort | lisp a language for stratified design |
| topic | Abstractions LISP programming language Computations dtict Computer Programming and Software scgdst Embedding dtict High level languages dtict Libraries dtict Problem solving dtict Specifications dtict Stratification dtict |
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