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Logical Structure for Functional Languages

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Beckerle, Michael J.
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Abstract
Functional Programming is frequently advocated as an appropriate programming discipline for parallel processing because of the difficulty of extracting parallelism from programs written in conventional sequential programming languages. Unfortunately, the use of Functional operations often implies excessive copying or unnecessary sequentiality in the access and construction of data structures.
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1986-02
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149624
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MIT-LCS-TR-356

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