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Subject: continuations in ``the art of computer programming''
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Donald Knuth has been documenting and investigating programming
techniques forever in his monumental set called ``The Art of Computer
Programming''.  I suppose he must have in his own terms what is now
called continuations.  In which part section of which book is the Scheme
call/cc primitive studied?