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āˆ‚18-Jan-79  1954	BAKER at MIT-AI (Henry G. Baker, Jr.) 	Lisp, etc. 
Date: 18 JAN 1979 2254-EST
From: BAKER at MIT-AI (Henry G. Baker, Jr.)
Subject: Lisp, etc.
To: CARL at MIT-AI, jra at SU-AI
CC: BAKER at MIT-AI

I'd love to submit an article on (what else?) garbage collection!
What's the scoop?

āˆ‚21-Jan-79  2044	BAKER at MIT-AI (Henry G. Baker, Jr.) 	Lisp article    
Date: 21 JAN 1979 2339-EST
From: BAKER at MIT-AI (Henry G. Baker, Jr.)
Subject: Lisp article
To: CARL at MIT-AI, jra at SU-AI
CC: BAKER at MIT-AI

The article would be a review of the list representation issues and
how they interact with the garbage collector.
I would hope that the advantages of garbage collection would be included
in another article; if not, I will include some of them.

I will not present a particular scheme for a particular micro-computer.
(The idea of making a usable lisp for a 64kbyte machine is ridiculous).
However, I will review several schemes for encoding list structure to
take up less space.

One issue of particular interest to me: how much money ($'s) is available
for these articles.  The last time I talked to Carl Helmers, the rates
were terribly low.

	Henry Baker