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# SISC for Seasoned Schemers

### Scott G. Miller

### Matthias Radestock

Copyright © 2002-2007 Scott G. Miller,, Matthias Radestock

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List of Tables

2.1. SISC Command line Switches
3.1. Named character literals
3.2. String escape codes
8.1. Typical Java to Scheme, External Calls
8.2. Typical Java to Scheme, Internal Calls
8.3. Common S2J Usage
D.1. SISC Limits

List of Examples

3.1. Case sensitive Symbol literals
3.2. Circular Structures
3.3. Return a new value
3.4. Restart with a different value
3.5. Propagate the error
3.6. Propagate a different error with the same error continuation
3.7. Raise a new error
3.8. Errors and `dynamic-wind`
5.1. User defined string ports
7.1. Hook Installation
10.1. Loading and importing with `require-extension`

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