Essentials of Programming Languages Second Edition

Title: Essentials of Programming Languages -- 2nd ed.
Authors: Daniel P. Friedman, Mitchell Wand, and Christopher T. Haynes
Publisher: MIT Press
ISBN: 0-262-06217-8
Format: 389 pages, hardback
Library: QA76.7.F73 2001
Copyright: 2001

MIT Press: on-line order page.
Table of Contents, Foreword, Preface: in postscript.
Code: in tar, zip, and directory formats. The contents of all code figures is provided, as well as files ending in -init.scm that implement Scheme language extensions needed to run the book's code in popular Scheme implementations (Chez, DrScheme, Larceny, SCM, and Scheme48). The README file describes the code directory contents.
Errata: in plain text, with some pages from Appendix A to clarify error corrections.
First edition: old web page.

For users of ML or OCAML: in html.

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