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should not CONS its arguments, part II: Cheney on the M.T.A (1994)

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The Formal Relationship Between Direct and Continuation-Passing Style Optimizing Compilers: A Synthesis of Two Paradigms

by Amr A. Sabry , 1994
"... Compilers for higher-order programming languages like Scheme, ML, and Lisp can be broadly characterized as either "direct compilers" or "continuation-passing style (CPS) compilers", depending on their main intermediate representation. Our central result is a precise correspondence between the two co ..."
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Compilers for higher-order programming languages like Scheme, ML, and Lisp can be broadly characterized as either "direct compilers" or "continuation-passing style (CPS) compilers", depending on their main intermediate representation. Our central result is a precise correspondence between the two compilation strategies. Starting from
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