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1980
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R. B. E. Napper, Richard N. Fisher:
RCC - A User-Extensible Systems Implementation Language. Comput. J. 23(3): 212-222 (1980)
1976
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R. B. E. Napper, Richard N. Fisher:
ALEC - A User Extensible Scientific Programming Language. Comput. J. 19(1): 25-31 (1976)
1967
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R. B. E. Napper:
Some proposals for SNAP, a language with formal macro facilities. Comput. J. 10(3): 231-243 (1967)

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2000
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Hilary J. Kahn, R. B. E. Napper:
The Birth of the Baby. ICCD 2000: 481-486
1968
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R. B. E. Napper:
The need to revise the Compiler Compiler. IFIP Congress (1) 1968: 378-383

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