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Quine generation via relational interpreters

 Posted on September 9, 2012  (Last modified on July 10, 2026)  |   9 min  |   William E. Byrd Eric Holk Daniel P. Friedman

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Categories: scheme logic programming  Tags: pattern matching 

Pure, declarative, and constructive arithmetic relations

A declarative pearl

 Posted on April 14, 2008  (Last modified on July 10, 2026)  |   1 min  |   William E. Byrd Oleg Kiselyov Daniel P. Friedman Chung-Chieh Shan

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Categories: scheme logic programming 

Final shift for call/cc

Direct implementation of shift and reset

 Posted on September 17, 2002  (Last modified on February 20, 2026)  |   11 min  |   Martin Gasbichler Michael Sperber

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Categories: scheme papers  Tags: monads callcc shift reset 

Call with Current Continuation Patterns

 Posted on February 1, 2001  (Last modified on February 23, 2026)  |   1 min  |   Darrell Ferguson Dwight Deugo

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Categories: scheme papers  Tags: callcc 

Cogen in six lines

 Posted on June 15, 1996  (Last modified on May 13, 2026)  |   1 min  |   Peter J. Thiemann

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Categories: papers scheme 

The Seasoned Schemer

 Posted on January 31, 1996  (Last modified on February 23, 2026)  |   5 min  |   Daniel P. Friedman Matthias Felleisen

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Categories: scheme books  Tags: callcc 

The Little Schemer

 Posted on January 30, 1996  (Last modified on February 20, 2026)  |   4 min  |   Daniel P. Friedman Matthias Felleisen

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Categories: scheme books 

Adding generic functions to Scheme

 Posted on April 1, 1995  (Last modified on May 8, 2026)  |   1 min  |   Thant Tessman

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Categories: papers scheme 

Handling control

 Posted on June 1, 1993  (Last modified on May 11, 2026)  |   1 min  |   Dorai Sitaram

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