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• April 29, 2004
  • The 2004 edition of The American Medical Directory cardiology, radiology, xp fxpuq pe, Marlene Jenkins
• April 28, 2004
  • The 2004 edition of The American Medical Directory disease, surgery, obstetrics, lxl u, Sal Hickman
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• April 27, 2004
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• April 26, 2004
  • Fw: New health data just in.., Mohamed Dooley
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• April 25, 2004
  • Fw: Sh0cking health revealati0ns.., Francine Burroughs
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• April 24, 2004
  • Fw: Sh0cking health revealati0ns.., Abraham Booker
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  • The 2004 edition of The American Medical Directory geriatrics, anaesthesiology, ueaiamu olqjau, Bennett Cornett
• April 23, 2004
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  • Fw: shed while you sleeep.., Drew Guerrero
• April 22, 2004
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  • Fw: Sh0cking health revealati0ns.., Mitzi Choi
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• April 21, 2004
  • Fw: New health data just in.., Son Phipps
  • Essential info for consistent market performance a, Frankie Miller
• April 20, 2004
  • hot otc flyer with 100 million sales backlog ps, Alonzo Bower
• April 19, 2004
  • Fw: Here's an all h.e.r.b.a.l s0luti0n.., Shelby Sheehan
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• April 17, 2004
  • Fw: Here's an all h.e.r.b.a.l s0luti0n.., Valentin Gillespie
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• April 16, 2004
  • Major recommendation poised for dramatic success t mn, Brenton Oneal
• April 15, 2004
  • FW: L00K and feel 20 years y0unger.., Jeremiah Mosley
• April 14, 2004
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Mike Newhall
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  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, p. matthew knox
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Mike Newhall
• April 13, 2004
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Johan Ovlinger
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, mcguire
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Trevis Rothwell
  • Antw: Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Olivier Lefevre
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, Perry E. Metzger
  • Anyone on ll1-discuss besides spammers?, James McCartney
  • no need to lie on your application, we can sell you a verifiable university degree, Toby Willard
• April 12, 2004
  • We can get you a refinance quote in under 2 minutes., Gabriel Goldman
• April 11, 2004
  • Stock to dramatically improve your portfolio value ao wypha, Russell Waldron
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• April 09, 2004
  • Outstanding Amount, Dionne Koehler
  • Hot pick begins a thrust to record highs ujcbv gwguudu v, Edgardo Hartley
• April 07, 2004
  • lack of university degree means you miss out on good jobs - we can fix that, Juliana Hodges
  • Financial advice that makes a difference rmyhrfx xdqqd mrt, Carmelo Haskins
• April 06, 2004
  • [CfP] Deadline extension: Lisp and Scheme Workshop '04, Pascal Costanza
  • you can get paid to take surveys, Erika Griffith
• April 02, 2004
  • Trading this one will give you that winning edge quharawo qiwaxm, Gretchen Rankin
• March 30, 2004
  • Notify about using the e-mail account., management
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• March 28, 2004
  • degrees for sale, Wade Henry
  • Do you get the feeling your job is going nowhere?, Lindsey Kiser
• March 27, 2004
  • Stock set to jump up on financial data aznhtc pqfayrx zc, Paige Naquin
  • The 2004 edition of The American Medical Directory cardiology, radiology, ynrttzrswjt nxca, Darin Drew
• March 26, 2004
  • [no subject], anton
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  • Have your cake and eat it too, Tony Mayes
  • university degrees for sale!, Sybil Vela
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• March 25, 2004
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• March 24, 2004
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• March 23, 2004
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• March 21, 2004
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• March 20, 2004
  • The 2004 edition of The American Medical Directory cardiology, radiology, hegxd, Kristine Forbes
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• March 19, 2004
  • Our goal is to present winning picks to our readers m pct, Lauri Blake
• March 18, 2004
  • real, certifiable university degrees for sale lfcjyr, Emory Hoyt
  • Strengthening short and long-term fundamentals qtcedlhpnpdmftzyh, Darrin Adams
• March 16, 2004
  • The 2004 edition of The American Medical Directory emergency medicine, lcegz wf, Jay Bowers
• March 15, 2004
  • Re: [CfP] 2nd Post-Java Workshop, Daniel Weinreb
• March 14, 2004
  • The most undervalued stock we have ever featured snffw ukcrog qwqj, Stuart Dolan
  • [CfP] 2nd Post-Java Workshop, Pascal Costanza
• March 12, 2004
  • We are seeing an onslaught of huge news for our March rocket pick vuirwe gpvo, Tory Rosenberg
• March 10, 2004
  • LETH busting out to all-time record highs - look at a perfect chart and score cajo qqjk, Donald Coates
  • get the job you deserve qkpxb rmgd, Deloris Hendrix
• March 09, 2004
  • Key data indicates home run performance for this featured profile jfp joxyh hnuxc, Patricia Greer
• March 08, 2004
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• March 07, 2004
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• March 06, 2004
  • The 2004 edition of The American Medical Directory cardiology, radiology, furn g kxi, Adrienne Person
• March 03, 2004
  • Can't get the job because you don't have a university degree? Wrong!, Carole Palmer
• March 02, 2004
  • Re: [CfP] 1st European Lisp and Scheme Workshop, Scott McKay
  • Have your cake and eat it too, Tonia Enriquez
  • Jump in this flyer for a short term trade zgb, Olga Pearson
• February 29, 2004
  • [CfP] 1st European Lisp and Scheme Workshop, Pascal Costanza
• February 28, 2004
  • available qnscx dq eqsypn fpv, Yesenia Suggs
  • Turn google.com into your own automated cash machine, Jordan Goldman
• February 27, 2004
  • Mono meeting in Cambridge, MA (March 5 and 6), Vadim Nasardinov
• February 24, 2004
  • Read this to dramatically improve your stock market gains brmvlq vbnycau q, Erika Judd
• February 22, 2004
  • Exploding profits from the best Wall Street strategies qpryjtoc m, Betsy Knutson
  • Earn profits selling other people's services, Cleo Wong
• February 13, 2004
  • Make a fortune with google, Debra Witt
  • Re: Memoization as alternative to mutation, Peter van Rooijen
• February 12, 2004
  • Re: Memoization as alternative to mutation, Jeremy Hylton
  • Re: Memoization as alternative to mutation, Mark Alexander Wotton
  • RE: Memoization as alternative to mutation, Emery Berger
  • Memoization as alternative to mutation, Michael St. Hippolyte
  • No joke, you could be earning online profits in half an hour, Donald Hare
  • Promote someone else's online business and cash in big, Pat Hunt
• February 09, 2004
  • This is real, Frieda Flint
• February 05, 2004
  • Re: Aikido language, Bryn Keller
  • Re: Aikido language, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Aikido language, Scott McKay
  • Re: Aikido language, David Allison
  • Re: Aikido language, Johan Ovlinger
  • Re: Aikido language, Bryn Keller
  • Re: Aikido language, David Allison
  • Re: Aikido language, David Allison
  • Re: Aikido language, David Suárez de Lis
  • Re: Aikido language, David Allison
  • Re: Aikido language, Michael St. Hippolyte
• February 04, 2004
  • Re: Aikido language, Eli Collins
  • Re: Aikido language, David Allison
  • Re: Aikido language, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: Aikido language, David Allison
• February 03, 2004
  • Re: Aikido language, Joe Marshall
  • Aikido language, David Allison
• January 15, 2004
  • Re: LL3 question, Kimberley Burchett
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Johan Ovlinger
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Ken Anderson
  • Re: LL3 question, Ken Anderson
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Lauri Alanko
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Andrae Muys
• January 10, 2004
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Matt Quail
• January 09, 2004
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Johan
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, mcguire
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Curran Nachbar
  • Re: seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Dave Lee
  • seeking an OO or functional parser generator for Java, Seth Gordon
• January 08, 2004
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Jeremy H. Brown
  • LL3 question, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Eli Collins
  • Re: Still Economics---Re: [even more off topic] Re: More on dispatching by function return type, James McCartney
• January 07, 2004
  • Re: Still Economics---Re: [even more off topic] Re: More ondispatching by function return type, Perry E. Metzger
• January 06, 2004
  • Re: Still Economics---Re: [even more off topic] Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Tom Lord
  • Still Economics---Re: [even more off topic] Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Jon L White\(G\)
  • [even more off topic] Re: More on dispatching by function returntype, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Economics and predicting disastrous "busts" [was: Re: More on dispatching by function return type], Jon L White\(G\)
  • [off topic] Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Mike Newhall
• January 05, 2004
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Jon L White\(G\)
  • Version 1.3 of my Lisp guide, Pascal Costanza
• December 19, 2003
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Johan
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Ken Shan
• December 18, 2003
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • RE: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Kevin S. Millikin
• December 17, 2003
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • RE: More on dispatching by function return type, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Ken Shan
  • RE: More on dispatching by function return type, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • RE: More on dispatching by function return type, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Joe Marshall
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, John Clements
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, John Clements
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • RE: More on dispatching by function return type, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: mapping data, Luke Gorrie
  • RE: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Joe Marshall
  • RE: More on dispatching by function return type, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Johan
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, John Clements
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Joe Marshall
  • RE: More on dispatching by function return type, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Ken Shan
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Joe Marshall
  • Re: More on dispatching by function return type, Dan Sugalski
• December 16, 2003
  • More on dispatching by function return type, Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Joe Marshall
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Pascal Costanza
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Peter van Rooijen
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Comments Requested on SML-based "Graphics" Little Language, Luke Gorrie
  • Re: mapping data, Andrae Muys
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Peter van Rooijen
• December 15, 2003
  • RE: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Kevin S. Millikin
  • RE: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Joe Marshall
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Joe Marshall
  • Comments Requested on SML-based "Graphics" Little Language, Brent Fulgham
  • Typing and semantics [dynamic vs. static typing], Jan-Willem Maessen
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], John Clements
  • Re: mapping data, Seth Gordon
• December 12, 2003
  • Re: mapping data, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: mapping data, Kimberley Burchett
  • Re: mapping data, Steven Shaw
  • Re: mapping data, Seth Gordon
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Chris Page
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], FranklinChen
  • RE: Extensible syntax, Tom Locke
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], FranklinChen
• December 11, 2003
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Chris Page
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Michael Vanier
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: mapping data, Olivier Lefevre
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Christopher Dutchyn
  • Re: mapping data, Russ Ross
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Kimberley Burchett
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Matt Hellige
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Bob Cassels
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Pascal Costanza
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Brian T Rice
  • RE: Extensible syntax, Tom Locke
  • Re: Extensible syntax, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], FranklinChen
  • Extensible syntax, Tom Locke
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], FranklinChen
  • Re: mapping data, Chris Page
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Chris Page
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Chris Page
• December 10, 2003
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Joe Marshall
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], FranklinChen
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Tom Lord
  • Re: mapping data, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Felix Klock's ll1 list proxy
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: mapping data, Kimberley Burchett
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Felix Klock's ll1 list proxy
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Dan Sugalski
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Pascal Costanza
  • Re: mapping data, Russ Ross
  • RE: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Tom Locke
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Chris Page
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Chris Page
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Jeremy H. Brown
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Chris Page
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Avi Bryant
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Tom Lord
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Mike Austin
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Chris Page
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
• December 09, 2003
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Tom Lord
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: mapping data, Roger Price
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Guy Steele
  • mapping data, Russ Ross
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Steve Dekorte
  • RE: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Anton van Straaten
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
• December 08, 2003
  • Types: bits vs messages, David Farber
• December 07, 2003
  • Question about lexical closures and message passing concurrency., Matthew Estes
• December 03, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
• December 01, 2003
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Pascal Costanza
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Shriram Krishnamurthi
• November 30, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Geoffrey Knauth
• November 29, 2003
  • Helium, Olivier Lefevre
• November 28, 2003
  • Groovy as an Elle implementation? (was Re: A language idea: Elle), James Strachan
• November 27, 2003
  • Re: Practical fallout from types and type inferencing, Christopher Dutchyn
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Derek Elkins
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Felix Klock's ll1 proxy
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Alexander Schmolck
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Peter van Rooijen
• November 26, 2003
  • Practical fallout from types and type inferencing, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Practical fallout from types and type inferencing, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Dan Sugalski
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Michael Vanier
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: Can we factor out our type systems?, Colin Putney
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, John Clements
  • RE: Can we factor out our type systems?, Kevin S. Millikin
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: Can we factor out our type systems?, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Can we factor out our type systems?, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Joe Marshall
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Steve Dekorte
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Peter van Rooijen
  • RE: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Anton van Straaten
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Steve Dekorte
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steven Grady
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Howard Stearns
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Howard Stearns
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
• November 25, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Paul F. Dietz
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Christopher Barber
  • Re: measuring dynamic vs. static typing effectiveness, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: measuring dynamic vs. static typing effectiveness, Tom Lord
  • measuring dynamic vs. static typing effectiveness, Howard Stearns
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Doug Landauer
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, mcguire
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Daniel Yokomiso
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Daniel Yokomiso
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Paul F. Dietz
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Paul F. Dietz
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matt Hellige
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Peter Seibel
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
• November 24, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Jim Blandy
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Pascal Costanza
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • type inference in imperative langauges, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • type inference in imperative langauges, Miles Egan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Jim Blandy
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matt Hellige
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • fielders, fly balls, and formal loop specs, Dave Long
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matt Hellige
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Geoffrey Knauth
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matthias Felleisen
• November 23, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Dave Hudson
  • Development Environments Matter, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Chris Page
• November 22, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Roger Price
  • Re: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Olivier Lefevre
  • Re: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Ken Shan
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Michael Sperber
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Florin Mihaila
  • English as a lightweight language (was: Of Legal Language and CSNotation), Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Mike Austin
• November 21, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matt Hellige
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Mike Austin
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • RE: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Jan-Willem Maessen
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matt Hellige
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matt Hellige
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Russ Ross
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Peter van Rooijen
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Peter van Rooijen
  • Re: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • FOR macros (was Re: Parodies make everyone mad), Chris Page
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Christopher Barber
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Daniel Yokomiso
  • RE: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, James McCartney
  • RE: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Ken Shan
  • Re: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Daniel Weinreb
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Steve Dekorte
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, James McCartney
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • RE: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Anton van Straaten
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Avi Bryant
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Daniel Silva
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Ken Shan
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Ken Shan
  • Re: the forward method [dynamic vs. static typing], Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Bob Cassels
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, James McCartney
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Bob Cassels
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
• November 20, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, mcguire
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Steve Dekorte
  • RE: Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Scott McKay
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Matt Hellige
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Jakub Travnik
  • Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Geoffrey Knauth
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Daniel Yokomiso
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • RE: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Lars Bergstrom
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Greg Travis
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Joe Marshall
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Of Legal Language and CS Notation, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Daniel Yokomiso
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Russ Ross
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, James McCartney
  • The Accessibility of Type Theory Research, Peter J. Wasilko
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, James McCartney
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, David Farber
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, David Farber
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
• November 19, 2003
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Miles Egan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, James McCartney
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Brent Fulgham
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, John Clements
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Scott McKay
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Matthias Felleisen
  • RE: dynamic vs. static typing, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Mike Austin
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: your mail, Daniel Weinreb
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Michael Vanier
• November 18, 2003
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • Re: antipathy to type systems, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • dynamic vs. static typing, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dynamic vs. static typing, Ken Shan
  • dynamic vs. static typing, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: antipathy to type systems, Olivier Lefevre
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Francois-Rene Rideau
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, David Farber
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Russ Ross
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Miles Egan
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Ken Shan
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Daniel Weinreb
  • Re: your mail, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Peter J. Wasilko
  • RE: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Anton van Straaten
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Jaap Weel
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Ken Shan
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Robby Findler
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, David Farber
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Felix Klock's ll1 list proxy
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Robby Findler
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Christopher Barber
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Ken Shan
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Daniel Weinreb
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
• November 17, 2003
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Ken Shan
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Jim Blandy
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • RE: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Brent Fulgham
  • RE: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Brent Fulgham
  • RE: dual-language systems increase modularity, Brent Fulgham
  • RE: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Miles Egan
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Michael Vanier
  • RE: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Brent Fulgham
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Peter Seibel
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Miles Egan
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, David Lichteblau
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Miles Egan
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Miles Egan
  • RE: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Jenkins, Steven
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Mike Newhall
  • Re: How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Scott McKay
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Mike Newhall
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Mike Newhall
  • How to Design (Declarative) Programming Languages, Jenkins, Steven
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Daniel Weinreb
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Miles Egan
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Grant Miner
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, David Lichteblau
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Michael Vanier
• November 16, 2003
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Miles Egan
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Tom Lord
  • Rather, DSSLs increase modularity, productivity, Mike Newhall
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Michael Vanier
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, Daniel Pinto de Mello e Silva
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, sundar
  • Re: dual-language systems increase modularity, sundar
  • dual-language systems increase modularity, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • dual-language systems increase modularity, Vadim Nasardinov
• November 08, 2003
  • LL3 Notes, Jay McCarthy
• November 06, 2003
  • Parking for LL3, Ken Anderson
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Mike Newhall
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Dan Sugalski
  • RE: LL3 hotel suggestions, Anton van Straaten
• November 05, 2003
  • Re: LL3 video feed, Ken Anderson
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Peter van Rooijen
  • LL3 video feed, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Peter van Rooijen
  • RE: LL3 hotel suggestions, Shapiro, Jonathan
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Mike Newhall
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Mike Newhall
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, David Cohen
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Jamie Raymond
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Steven Grady
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Greg Travis
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Daniel Yokomiso
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: LL3 hotel suggestions, Ken Shan
  • LL3 hotel suggestions, Peter van Rooijen
• November 04, 2003
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Peter van Rooijen
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jan-Willem Maessen
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Michael St. Hippolyte
• November 03, 2003
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jim Blandy
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jim Blandy
• November 02, 2003
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Alan Bawden
• November 01, 2003
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Tom Lord
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, vkarvone
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, vkarvone
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Ken Shan
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jim Blandy
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Neelakantan Krishnaswami
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Michael Vanier
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Pascal Costanza
• October 31, 2003
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Alan Bawden
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jan-Willem Maessen
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jim Blandy
  • RE: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Brent Fulgham
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, vkarvone
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, vkarvone
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Robby Findler
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jan-Willem Maessen
  • Re: functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Jim Blandy
  • functional languages ill-suited for large programs?, Vadim Nasardinov
• October 27, 2003
  • Scheme Workshop 2003 - Final Call for Participation, Matthew Flatt
  • Re: CL packages, David Cohen
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Yusuke Shinyama
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: CL packages, Joe Marshall
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Tom Lord
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Matthew Estes
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Jeremy Hylton
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Andrae Muys
• October 26, 2003
  • Re: packages, modules, etc..., mcguire
  • Re: LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, andrew cooke
  • LL3, Nov. 8, 2003, Call for participation, Jeremy Hylton
• October 25, 2003
  • Re: CL packages, Gary King
  • CL packages, Daniel Weinreb
  • packages, modules, etc..., Gary King
• October 20, 2003
  • AOSD'03 keynote talk, and DSF again, Pascal Costanza
• October 10, 2003
  • algebra rhyme, Dave Long
  • CFP: LL3; Submission deadline Oct. 17, Jeremy Hylton
• October 05, 2003
  • RE: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Gregor Kiczales
  • Re: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Dan Moniz
• September 30, 2003
  • Re: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Pascal Costanza
  • RE: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Gregor Kiczales
  • Re: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Pascal Costanza
• September 29, 2003
  • RE: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Gregor Kiczales
  • Re: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Luke Gorrie
  • RE: [aosd-discuss] Dynamically scoped functions, Gregor Kiczales
  • Dynamically scoped functions, Pascal Costanza
• September 27, 2003
  • Long term prediction with layers of recurrent neural network systems, arnoud
• September 26, 2003
  • Lightweight Languages 2003 (LL3) CFP, Jeremy Hylton
• September 18, 2003
  • OFF-TOPIC: Looking for a Lisp-related job?, sundar
  • Re: Parsers for Programming Languages., Matthew Estes
• September 17, 2003
  • Re: Parsers for Programming Languages., Stéphane Payrard
  • Re: Parsers for Programming Languages., Michael St . Hippolyte
  • Re: Parsers for Programming Languages., Robert Feldt
  • Re: Parsers for Programming Languages., Matthew Estes
  • Re: Parsers for Programming Languages., Robert Feldt
  • Parsers for Programming Languages., Matthew Estes
• September 12, 2003
  • Continuations reading group, Ken Shan
• September 11, 2003
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
• September 08, 2003
  • Re: why tail recursion matters (but not much), Matthias Felleisen
• September 07, 2003
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael St . Hippolyte
• September 05, 2003
  • Re: The Highlander Principle, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: why tail recursion matters, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: why tail recursion matters, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Chris Page
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Sperber
  • The Highlander Principle, Peter J. Wasilko, Esq.
• September 04, 2003
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Peter Seibel
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Marc Battyani
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Colin Putney
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Vanier
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Bruce Lewis
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: OO should break when broken, John Clements
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Colin Putney
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it,was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Avi Bryant
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Sperber
  • Re: OO should break when broken, John Clements
  • Typo, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re:lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Scott McKay
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, John Clements
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Colin Putney
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Sperber
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: OO should break when broken, John Clements
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Sperber
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Sperber
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, David Herman
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Sperber
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lispperformance was Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
• September 03, 2003
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Colin Putney
  • polymorphic supertyping, Michael St . Hippolyte
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Peter Seibel
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Russ Ross
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: OO should break when broken (was re: the benefits of immutability), vkarvone
  • Re: why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Peter Seibel
  • why tail recursion matters and why Java isn't it, was Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
• September 02, 2003
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Ken Anderson
  • Re: OO should break when broken (was re: the benefits of immutability), Michael St . Hippolyte
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Kevin Kelleher
  • Re: OO should break when broken, vkarvone
  • RE: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), Asokan Pichai
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Colin Putney
• September 01, 2003
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), James McCartney
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), vkarvone
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), Colin Putney
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Peter Seibel
  • Re: OO should break when broken, Colin Putney
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), Geoffrey Knauth
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits ofimmutability), Dan Sugalski
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), James McCartney
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Russ Ross
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), vkarvone
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), Steven Shaw
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Geoffrey Knauth
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), Geoffrey Knauth
  • Re: OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), Colin Putney
  • OO should break when broken(was re: the benefits of immutability), Michael St . Hippolyte
• August 31, 2003
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Peter Seibel
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Damien Diederen
  • Re: Arithmetic overflow [was Re: the benefits of immutability], Damien Diederen
• August 30, 2003
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Michael St . Hippolyte
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Michael St . Hippolyte
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Michael St . Hippolyte
• August 29, 2003
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Ken Anderson
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Joe Marshall
• August 28, 2003
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Martin ``rydis'' Rydstr|m
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Russ Ross
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Ken Anderson
• August 27, 2003
  • Re: (lambda (hobo) ... off-topic), Scott McKay
  • (lambda (hobo) ... off-topic), Geoffrey Knauth
  • Re: Vectors like functions, Perry E. Metzger
  • Vectors like functions, Bruce Lewis
• August 26, 2003
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Matthias Felleisen
• August 25, 2003
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, vkarvone
  • Re: lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Michael Vanier
  • lisp performance was Re: problems with lisp, Ken Anderson
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Steven Shaw
• August 23, 2003
  • RE: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Ziv Caspi
  • Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: problems with lisp, Piers Cawley
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Joe Marshall
  • Re: problems with lisp, Joe Marshall
  • Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
• August 22, 2003
  • Re: problems with lisp, Russ Ross
  • Re: Parens Shock, Michael Vanier
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Steve Dekorte
  • Re: problems with lisp, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Jeremy Hylton
  • RE: Parens Shock, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: Parens Shock, Peter J. Wasilko, Esq.
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • problems with lisp, Russ Ross
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Joe Marshall
  • Parens Shock (was Re: bindings and assignments), Perry E. Metzger
  • RE: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Scott McKay
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Kevin Kelleher
  • RE: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Ziv Caspi
  • Re: syntax trouble (was Re: bindings and assignments), Mike Newhall
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Michael Vanier
  • Re: syntax trouble (was Re: bindings and assignments), Peter J. Wasilko, Esq.
• August 21, 2003
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Aaron Leung
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Jerry Jackson
  • Re: syntax trouble (was Re: bindings and assignments), Mike Newhall
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Zooko
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Tim Moore
  • Re: Tail calls (was Re: the benefits of immutability), Jan-Willem Maessen
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Steve Dekorte
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Michael Vanier
  • RE: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Scott McKay
  • RE: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Gregor Kiczales
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Joe Marshall
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Scott McKay
  • Re: Modern Memory Configurations - was :: Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Russ Ross
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: Language support companies (Was: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD), Bob Bane
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Scott McKay
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), James McCartney
  • Re: Modern Memory Configurations - was :: Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Mike Newhall
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), sundar
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: Language support companies (Was: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD), Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Scott McKay
  • Language support companies (Was: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD), Laurent GUERBY
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), sundar
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Modern Memory Configurations - was :: Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Peter J. Wasilko, Esq.
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Scott McKay
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, sundar
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Java arithmetic overflow (was Re: the benefits of immutability), Kevin Kelleher
  • Re: CPS in Parrot, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: CPS in Parrot, David B. Tucker
  • Re: Java arithmetic overflow (was Re: the benefits of immutability), Mike Newhall
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Steve Dekorte
• August 20, 2003
  • Re: CPS in Parrot, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Colin Putney
  • Re: CPS in Parrot, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Java arithmetic overflow (was Re: the benefits of immutability), Michael Vanier
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, David Cohen
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Adam Turoff
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mcguire
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: ll3 on the horizon?, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Jerry Jackson
  • Re: Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Joe Marshall
  • Java arithmetic overflow (was Re: the benefits of immutability), Perry E. Metzger
  • Java GOOD -- Fire BAD, Jerry Jackson
  • Re: Arithmetic overflow [was Re: the benefits of immutability], Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, James Y. Knight
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, James Y. Knight
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, James Y. Knight
  • Re: Arithmetic overflow [was Re: the benefits of immutability], James Y. Knight
  • Problems in Java (was Re: the benefits of immutability), Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: Continuations, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: first-class names, Joe Marshall
  • Re: CPS in Parrot, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: first-class names, mike
  • Re: first-class names, mike
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Pascal Costanza
• August 19, 2003
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, vkarvone
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Matthias Felleisen
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Russ Ross
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Joe Marshall
  • Re: ll3 on the horizon?, Chad Fowler
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • mutable languages [was Re: Vectors as functions], mike
  • ll3 on the horizon?, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Jakub Travnik
  • ll3 on the horizon?, Jenkins, Steven
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, James Y. Knight
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Alexander Schmolck
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, vkarvone
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • Tail calls (was Re: the benefits of immutability), Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Joe Marshall
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Joe Marshall
  • Re: forewords by Guy L. Steele Jr., Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Michael Sperber
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • RE: the benefits of immutability, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: CPS != call/cc, Guy Steele - Sun Microsystems Labs
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, vkarvone
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: first-class names, P T Withington
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Joe Marshall
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, vkarvone
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: first-class names, Joe Marshall
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, James Y. Knight
  • Re: first-class names, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Dan Sugalski
• August 18, 2003
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Seth Gordon
  • Re: ATCT vs. PicoThreads, Serguei Mourachov
  • Re: A Patent on Continuations?, Serguei Mourachov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Matt Curtin
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • RE: first-class names, mike
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, vkarvone
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Seth Gordon
  • Re: Vectors as functions, James McCartney
  • Re: Vectors as functions, P T Withington
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • RE: first-class names, Kevin S. Millikin
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, Michael St. Hippolyte
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Vectors as functions, James McCartney
  • Re: first-class names, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Vectors as functions, James McCartney
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Joe Marshall
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
  • Re: the benefits of immutability, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: first-class names, mike
  • Re: first-class names, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Seth Gordon
  • Re: Re:, Matthias Felleisen
  • the benefits of immutability, Vadim Nasardinov
• August 17, 2003
  • Re: first-class names, mike
  • Re: first-class names, Michael Sperber
  • Clear Choices was :: Re: Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • first-class names [was Re: Vectors as functions], mike
  • Clear Choices was :: Re: Vectors as functions, Peter J. Wasilko, Esq.
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
• August 16, 2003
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • monad tutorial, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • first class names, Stéphane Payrard
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Lieven Marchand
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, Felix Klock's ll1 list proxy
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Vectors as functions, James McCartney
  • Re: Vectors as functions, James McCartney
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: none, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Abstracting continuations, Dan Sugalski
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Dan Sugalski
• August 15, 2003
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Vectors as functions, James McCartney
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Robby Findler
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Bruce Lewis
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Joe Marshall
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Bruce Lewis
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Robby Findler
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Robby Findler
  • RE: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Jeroen Frijters
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Michael Vanier
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Robby Findler
  • Re: Vectors as functions, Robby Findler
  • Re: Vectors as functions, mike
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Alan Bawden
• August 14, 2003
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Matt Quail
  • Vectors as functions, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • RE: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Erik Meijer
  • Vectors as functions, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Alan Bawden
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Alan Bawden
  • Re: none, Avi Bryant
  • Re: none, Joe Marshall
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Joe Marshall
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Matt Hellige
  • Re: none, Bruce Lewis
  • Re: Re:, Matt Hellige
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Paul Graham
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Alan Bawden
  • Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Re:, Felix Klock's ll1 list proxy
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), Robby Findler
  • Scheme mistakes (was Re: nil), mike
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Michael Sperber
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Scott McKay
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Matt Hellige
  • Re:, Robby Findler
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Piers Cawley
  • Re: bindings and assignments, vkarvone
  • [no subject], lewisbrown
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Michael Sperber
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Russ Ross
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Jerry Jackson
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Matt Hellige
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Perry E. Metzger
  • RE: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Jeroen Frijters
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Scott McKay
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Sean O'Rourke
  • Re: bindings and assignments, Michael Sperber
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Nathan Carl Summers
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Eli Collins
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Nathan Carl Summers
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Michael Vanier
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Jerry Jackson
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), David B. Tucker
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Matt Hellige
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Vadim Nasardinov
  • The Java final keyword., R. Clayton
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Perry E. Metzger
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), John Clements
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), John Clements
  • Re: Continuations, Michael Sperber
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), David Herman
  • Re: bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Matt Quail
  • bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Shriram Krishnamurthi
• August 13, 2003
  • Abstracting continuations, Michael St . Hippolyte
  • Re: Continuations, Kimberley Burchett
  • Re: Continuations, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Continuations, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Continuations, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Continuations, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Continuations, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Continuations, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Continuations, James McCartney
  • bindings and assignments (was: Re: continuations), Vadim Nasardinov
• August 12, 2003
  • Re: Continuations, Shriram Krishnamurthi
  • Re: Continuations, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Continuations, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Continuations, Michael Sperber
  • Re: Continuations, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Continuations, Steve Dekorte
  • Re: Continuations, Avi Bryant
  • Re: Continuations, Michael Sperber
  • Hardware support for first-class continuations, Francois-Rene Rideau
  • Re: Continuations, Kimberley Burchett
  • Re: Continuations, Steve Deko