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  This file documents Bigloo, an implementation of an extended version
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  Copyright (C) 1992-99, 2000-02 Manuel Serrano

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INFO-DIR-SECTION The Algorithmic Language Scheme
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* bigloo: (bigloo).            The Bigloo Scheme compiler
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   * [Bobrow et al. 88] D. Bobrow, L. DeMichiel, R. Gabriel, S. Keene,
     G. Kiczales and D. Moon.  `Common lisp object system
     specification.'  In _special issue_, number 23 in SIGPLAN Notices,
     September 1988.

   * [BoehmWeiser88] H.J. Boehm and M. Weiser.  `Garbage collection in
     an unco-operative environment.' _Software--Practice and
     Experience_, 18(9):807-820, Sept-ember 1988.

   * [Boehm91] H.J. Boehm.  `Space efficient conservative garbage
     collection.' In _Conference on Programming Language Design and
     Implementation_, number 28, 6 in SIGPLAN Notices, pages 197-206,
     1991.

   * [Caml-light] P. Weis and X. Leroy.  `Le langage CAML'.
     _InterEditions, Paris, 1993._

   * [Dsssl96]  ISO/IEC.  `Information technology, Processing
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     (dsssl).' _Technical Report 10179 :1996(E), ISO, 1996._

   * [Dybvig et al. 86] K. Dybvig, D. Friedman, and C. Haynes.
     `Expansion-passing style: Beyond conventional macros.' In
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   * [Gallesio95] E. Gallesio.  `STk Reference Manual.' Technical
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   * [IsoC] ISO/IEC.  `9899 programming language --- C.' _Technical
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   * [Queinnec93] C. Queinnec.  `Designing MEROON v3.' In _Workshop on
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   * [R5RS] R Kelsey, W. Clinger and J. Rees: Editors.  `The Revised(5)
     Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme'.

   * [Stallman95] R. Stallman.  `Using and Porting GNU CC.' for version
     2.7.2 ISBN 1-882114-66-3, Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59
     Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA, November
     1995.

   * [SerranoWeis94] M. Serrano and P. Weis.  `1+1=1: an optimizing
     Caml compiler.' In _ACM SIGPLAN_ Workshop on ML and its
     Applications, pages 101-111, Orlando (Florida, USA), June 1994.
     ACM SIGPLAN, INRIA RR 2265.

   * [Steele90] G. Steele.  `COMMON LISP (The language)'.  _Digital
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