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Surfin' Safari - Blog Archive " Announcing SquirrelFish

Webkit's new Javascript interpreter is based on techniques used in Lua. Notibly, it lazily converts from syntax tree to bytecode as it runs.

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Bytecode Outline plugin for Eclipse

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The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure Project

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A Brief History of Scala

Scala history Martin Odersky

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LambdaVM - The Haskell to Java Translator

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The Programming Language Lua

Open source procedural scripting language with meta-mechanisms for extensibility.

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GNU CLISP

GNU CLISP is a GNU ANSI Common Lisp implementation with an interpreter, compiler, debugger, object system (CLOS), sockets, and foreign language interface.

CLISP is written in C and Common Lisp, the code is portable to the various UNIXes and Windows as well.

History

CLISP was first written by Bruno Haible and Michael Stoll for the Atari.

In an email with Richard Stallman, Bruno debated whether CLISP was a derivative of GNU readline. The debate was resolved when Bruno agreed to release CLISP under the GPL.

CLISP over the years has continued to be used, in the early web application Viaweb and by numerous others: CLISP still helps power Yahoo! Stores.