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info on readers and benchmarks
- To: franz-friends at berkeley
- Subject: info on readers and benchmarks
- From: patel at UCLA-Security (Dorab Patel)
- Date: Thu, 22 Jul 82 00:48:00 GMT
- Original-date: 21 July 1982 1748-PDT (Wednesday)
I am interested in the following software, and would appreciate any
information on any aspect of them.
1. A Lisp reader function (equivalent to the standard 'read') but
which can be driven from a BNF (or other) specification of a grammar
that describes acceptable input. This is similar to a parser, but
I would also like to have the dynamic capabilities offered by the
standard Franz reader (like associating functions/macros with characters
and being able to change the syntactical meaning of symbols (a la
syntax classes)
2. Are there any existing benchmarks available for Lisps. I am specifically
interested in any that exercise Lisps in ways similar to the way CAD
systems would do (e.g. lots of creation, modification, and traversing
of structures).
Thanks for any information that you may be able to provide,
Dorab Patel
UCLA (213) 825-7276
patel@ucla-security