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                    TABLE OF CONTENTS

            VERY HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGES SYMPOSIUM 
                   October 26-28, 1994
                  Santa Fe, New Mexico

An Anecdote about ML Type Inference
   Andrew Koenig, AT&T Bell Laboratories

libscheme: Scheme as a C Library
   Brent W. Benson Jr., Harris Computer Systems

A New Architecture for the Implementation of Scripting Languages 
   Adam Sah and Jon Blow, University of California, Berkeley

Tcl/Tk for a Personal Digital Assistant	
   Karin Petersen, Xerox PARC

Using Tcl to Control a Computer-Participative Multimedia
Programming Environment	 	
   Christopher J. Lindblad, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

TkPerl -- A port of the Tk toolkit to Perl5	
   Dr. Malcolm Beattie, Oxford University Computing Services

Rapid Programming with Graph Rewrite Rules 
   Dr. Andy Scherr, University of Technology, Aachen, Germany 

End-User Systems, Reusability and High-Level Design
   Glenn S. Fowler, John J. Snyder, and Kiem-Phong Vo,
   AT&T Bell Laboratories

Compiling Matlab 	
   Stephen C. Johnson, Melismatic Software and Cleve Moler,
   The MathWorks, Inc.

ksh: An Extensible High Level Language	
   David G. Korn, AT&T Bell Laboratories

Fornax: A General-Purpose Programming Language	 
   J. Storrs Hall, Laboratory for Computer Science Research,
   Rutgers University

Graphics Programming in Icon Version 9	      
   Clinton L. Jeffery, University of Texas, San Antonio

Two Application Languages in Software Production
   David A. Ladd and J. Christopher Ramming, AT&T Bell Laboratories

Using a Very High Level Language to Build Families of High Quality 
Reusable Components		
   Gary F. Pollice, CenterLine Software Inc. and University of
   Massachusetts, Lowell

Dixie Languages and Interpreter Issues	 
   R. Stockton Gaines, University of Southern California, 
   Information Sciences Institute

Feature-Based Portability
   Glenn S. Fowler, David G. Korn, John J. Snyder and Kiem-Phong Vo,
   AT&T Bell Laboratories

Application Experience with an Implicitly Parallel Composition 
Language
   R. Jagannathan and Chris Dodd, Computer Science Laboratory,
   SRI International

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