Re: Seeking: Lisp/Scheme Assembler
From: Jeff Greif (jgreif_at_spam-me-not.alumni.princeton.edu)
Date: 12/18/03
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Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 04:35:50 GMT
I think that some CommonLisp compilers produced a high-level Lisp-assembler
language as an intermediate representation. One *might* have been the Lucid
Lisp (later known as Liquid Lisp, I think). The makers of LispWorks may
still be the owners of Lucid/Liquid Lisp.
Jeff
"thelifter" <thelifter@gmx.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for a Lisp high level assembler. The idea would be that
> you can use Lisp macros and all the power of lisp to write your
> assembly program.
> After executing the Lisp high level assembler the output should be a
> low level assembly program. After that you can use a normal low level
> assembler to assemble it into machine code.
>
> Has anything like this been done before? Can you give me any pointers,
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