Unbounded computational structures
Daniel P. Friedman, David S. Wise · Software Practice and Experience · 1978
Abstract The concept of suspended evaluation is used as an approach to co‐routines. Problems from the literature involving infinite data structures are solved in a LISP‐like applicative language to demonstrate that simple new semantics can enrich old and ‘friendly’ control structures. It appears that the very nature of these problems draws control structure and data structure together, so that issues of style may be studied at once for both.