33 review for The Architecture of Symbolic Computers

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   5 out of 5

   Rainer Joswig – Aug 27, 2006

   Gives an overview about computer architectures for symbolic computation (Lisp, Prolog, ...). Unfortunately most chapters are not very deep and described not really the state of the art. The part about Symbolics is also very shallow. TI and Symbolics had much more interesting overviews.

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