From: mcr@wildcard.demon.co.uk   
      
   Thomas F. Burdick wrote:   
      
   > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.   
      
   Lisp in Small Pieces, Christian Queinnec   
      
   It's a book, but it covers just about everything you'd need. Lots   
   of working code, including two complete compilers. One compiles   
   to bytecodes and the other compiler generates C code.   
      
   Lots of interpreters, too, and other useful machinery. The code   
   is written in Scheme and supports various subsets of the same   
   language. It also explains a number of concepts that you might   
   not find in the papers.   
      
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