Code from Concrete Abstractions

• Chapter 1 For this chapter, there are also definitions of quilt-cover basic block images, which are presumed to exist for the application section.
• Chapter 2 For this chapter, there are also definitions of digit-shaped images, zero-bb through nine-bb, which are presumed to exist for one of the review problems. The definitions of quilt-cover basic block images are also re-used.
• Chapter 3 The definitions of quilt-cover basic block images continue being used.
• Chapter 4
• Chapter 5
• Chapter 6 For convenience, we have also separated out the game of nim.
• Chapter 7 For convenience, we have also separated out the movie query system.
• Chapter 8 For convenience, we have also separated out the phone trie application.
• Chapter 9 The application section involves some system-dependent code, available in our information on specific Scheme systems. For convenience, we have also separated out the code for the application section.
• Chapter 10 For convenience, we have also separated out the implementations of micro-Scheme, mini-Scheme, and the explanatory-output version of mini-Scheme.
• Chapter 11 For this chapter, there is also the SLIME applet, and the assembler for use with the application section's SLIM simulator.
• Chapter 12 For this chapter, there is also some extra code for the application section on formatting paragraphs.
• Chapter 13 For convenience, we have also separated out the implementation of red-black trees.
• Chapter 14 For this chapter, there is also a system-independent implementation of the object-oriented-programming system. More specific implementations are available for some Scheme systems. For convenience, we have also separated out the code for Adventures in the Imaginary Land of Gack.
• Chapter 15 (Note that you will need a Java 1.1 or later system for this code.)