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CS 109: Computing Concepts: Creative Machines?
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Hampshire College, Amherst MA
Spring, 2001 |
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The course syllabus:
http://hampshire.edu/lspector/courses/cs109f01-syllabus.html
Lisp resources (some snarfed directly from http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/lisp.html):
- An Introduction and Tutorial
for Common Lisp by Marty Hall (excellent!).
- Paul Graham's Beating
the Averages, an article in praise of Lisp. See also the Lisp history and other
links at this site.
- Lisp Frequently
Asked Questions
- Digitool, the maker of Macintosh Common
Lisp.
- Franz, the maker of Allegro Common Lisp (for
a Unix and Windows).
- CMUCL: a high-performance, free Common
Lisp implementation.
- Allegro Common Lisp on-line documentation
- The
Common Lisp HyperSpec. An HTML version of the official ANSI specification for
Common Lisp. From Kent Pitman and Harlequin Inc. Not a tutorial, but completely defines
every function, variable, and construct all of Common Lisp.
- Common Lisp: The Language
(2nd Edition, HTML version). This was the official language definition prior
to the release of the ANSI Specification, and is still a useful reference.
- On-line guide to the
CLOS MOP (Meta-Object Protocol).
- User's
Guide for CLIM 2.0. CLIM is the Common Lisp Interface Manager, a graphics
library supported by several different vendors. User's Guide is from Harlequin.
- The Lisp Resources
Page of the UMass Experimental Knowledge Systems Laboratory.
- A brief
guide to the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS).
Code, lecture materials, and other items from previous versions of the course:
This page is maintained by Lee Spector and was last updated on September
6, 2001