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Re: [RP] ratpoison in LISP
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Jonathan Walther |
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Re: [RP] ratpoison in LISP |
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Fri, 22 Jun 2001 21:56:28 -0700 (PDT) |
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Purchase the books I referred to in my previous email.
Little Schemer
Seasoned Schemer
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (Sussman and Steele)
ANSI Common Lisp (Paul Graham)
Also these:
Xlib Programming Manual (Volume One)
X Toolkit Intrinsics Programming Manual (Volume Four)
And if you can get them, these:
Advanced X Window Applications Programming (Eric Foster Johnson)
On Lisp (Paul Graham)
Professional Graphics Programming in the X Window System (Eric Foster Johnson)
X Protocol Reference Manual (Volume Zero)
LISP is the up and coming language. Don't be bowled over by surprise when
it starts to supplant C in more and more applications. C++ of
course, isn't even worth considering. Its the COBOL of the 90's.
Only worse. Much worse :>
Heres your first scheme (similar to lisp) function:
(define (factorial n) (if (> n 1) (* n (factorial (- n 1))) 1))
Now type (factorial 10) and see the result.
Jonathan
On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, Martin Samuelsson wrote:
> My reason is of course that if i rate my knowledge of languages it would be:
>
> swedish
> english
> c
> german
> spanish
> french
> lisp
>
> and i can't understand many french words. the only lisp i know is ((())).
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Re: [RP] ratpoison in LISP, Ryan Yeske, 2001/06/23