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Relic in recycle bin
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| Louis Krupp 2004-05-24, 1:32 am |
| I found this in a recycle bin:
Programming Languages and Their Compilers -- Preliminary Notes, Second
Revised Version, April 1970, John Cocke and J. T. Schwartz
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
Any suggestions on what I should do with this once I come to terms with
the fact that I'm not going to get around to reading the book myself?
I'd like to see it find a home in a library somewhere; I suspect that
too many private collections get tossed in one bin or another when the
collector goes to that great bookstore in the sky.
Louis Krupp
Boulder, Colorado
[If nobody else wants it, I'll take it. -John]
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| William H. Maddox III 2004-06-03, 7:28 pm |
| Louis Krupp wrote:
> I found this in a recycle bin:
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> Programming Languages and Their Compilers -- Preliminary Notes, Second
> Revised Version, April 1970, John Cocke and J. T. Schwartz
> Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
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> Any suggestions on what I should do with this once I come to terms with
> the fact that I'm not going to get around to reading the book myself?
> I'd like to see it find a home in a library somewhere; I suspect that
> too many private collections get tossed in one bin or another when the
> collector goes to that great bookstore in the sky.
>
> Louis Krupp
> Boulder, Colorado
> [If nobody else wants it, I'll take it. -John]
I believe this (or likely the previous "unrevised" version) is the
original source of the value numbering algorithm, or at least its first
publication.
--Bill
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