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The programming language LISP: Its operation and applications by Edmund Callis Berkeley, 1966
The Gnu Emacs LISP Reference Manual: Edition 2.4 for Version 19.29, Set by Bill Lewis, Dan Laliberte, 1995-06
Software-Konstruktion Mit Lisp (Programmierung Komplexer System, 1) by Hinrich E. G. Bonin, 1991-06
Object-Oriented Technology. ECOOP 2008 Workshop Reader: ECOOP 2008 Workshops Paphos, Cyprus, July 7-11, 2008 Final Reports (Lecture Notes in Computer Science / Programming and Software Engineering)
Computer Handbook: LISP (Computer Language Handbooks) by Sheila Hughes, 1986-10
LISP: Language of Artificial Intelligence by A.A. Berk, 1987-03-25
Lisp (Weber Language Series) by Paul M. Chirlian, 1987-04
How to Solve it in LISP by Patrick Hall, 1989-03-15
Lisp Evolution and Standardization: Proceedings of the First International Workshop (Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications) by C. Queinnec, J. Chailloux, 1988-02
Lisp Objects &Symbolic Programming - 1988 publication by Robrt R.Ksslr, 1988-01-01
Object Oriented Programming in Common Lisp, A Programmers Guide to the Common Lisp Object System - 1988 publication by Sonya .Kn, 1988-01-01
Lisp Objects and Symbolic Programming - 1988 publication. by Robrt RKslr, 1988
Extensible Syntax Programming Languages: Common Lisp, Poplog, Pliant, Objective Caml, Maude System, Xl, Imp Programming Language, Lithe
Lisp-Based Operating Systems: Genera, Interlisp, Movitz

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AutoLISP
how Autolisp and Visual lisp programs can be used to customize AutoCAD commands, lisp Primer online tutorial to help AutoCAD users learn Autolisp,
http://www.caddigest.com/subjects/autocad/tutorials/autolisp.htm

Extractions: AutoLISP Tutorials Create Long Intermediate Terrain Contours - AutoLISP program CONTOURS.LSP creates intermediate contours by linear interpolation between the contour lines, Tony Hotchkiss, Cadalyst Manufacturing, September 15, 2005 Generate a Series of Alphanumeric Text Strings - AutoLISP program creates text strings where letters or numbers can change incrementally, Tony Hotchkiss, Cadalyst Manufacturing, July 15, 2005 Chain - Draw a Chain Like Drawing Lines - download AutoLISP program to draw chain from point to point, Jefferysanders.com, April 20 Making AutoCAD Scream - Counting Bytes - AutoLISP can quench your thirst for knowing AutoCAD in and out, Wayne R. Hillman, AUGIWorld, March 31, 2005, pp.18, 19, high res (PDF) BLOCKS v1.0 - AutoLISP program will count blocks containing attributes inside an AutoCAD drawing and also allow you to filter the blocks by the block name, attribute tag or attribute value, Jeffery Sanders, JefferyPSanders.com, February 23, 2005 Rolling Ball - AutoLISP program helps to find the mid-boundary between two polylines, Jeffery Sanders, JefferyPSanders.com, February 8, 2005
Research In Natural Language Computing
Prolog and lisp Interpreters/Compilers and Programs. Tree Drawing Pretty Printers for For questions about the lisp programs, contact Marc Schwarz.
http://www.nyu.edu/pages/linguistics/ling.html

Extractions: If you have any comments about these pages, please let us know. Should we place more of these pages on line? Do you benefit from these pages? If you are a student at NYU, you may help in developing these pages, see the HTML Gesellschaft . Your ideas and comments will lead to modifications and improvements. Why Can't Humans Talk to a Computer in English? These pages house information about how to access data on the Internet to answer the following question under the stated assumptions: How can we program a computer so that we can interact with it in a natural language (English, Chinese, and so on) and not have to use an artificial language (Cobol, C. Fortran...)? What problems must we solve so that the tail will no longer wag the dog? We assume that the conceptual problems involved are answered by the theory of universal grammar of Noam Chomsky, and the technical problems are answered by non-procedural logical constraint-based languages like Prolog.
Lisp Plus Plus
Porting lisp programs to and from C++. Implementation of embedded AI subsystems in C++ An alternative for lisp programmers who need to program in C++.
http://www.interhack.net/projects/lpp/

Extractions: Lisp Plus Plus Welcome to the home of William Paul Vrotney's Lpp! Lpp 1.21 is now available for download Lpp 1.19 is now available for download. Please see the under which this software is covered. Lpp documentation is available in HTML and PDF Lpp (Lisp Plus Plus), is a library of Lisp like functions and macros usable in C++ programs. The philosophy behind Lpp is to provide as close as possible the semantics and style of Lisp rather than try to force it to fit a static style of programming. Lpp tries to emulate Common Lisp as much as possible in this regard. By doing things this way part of the true power and flexibility of Lisp can coexist and mix with the static typing features of C++ even within functions and objects. The hope is that Lpp will be useful for the following Porting Lisp programs to and from C++. Implementation of embedded AI sub-systems in C++ environments. An alternative for Lisp programmers who need to program in C++. When a C++ program needs dynamically typed objects.
Http//www.cis.ohio-state.edu Has Changed DNS Domains
If you are not redirected in 10 seconds, please click the hyperlink below. http//www.cse.ohiostate.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/lisp-faq/top.html.
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/lisp-faq/top.html
Downloading And Installing Lisp Code For AIMA
(Or drag the code.tar file to a program such as WinZip, Stuffit Expander or PKunzip.) Edit the file aima.lisp and change the value of the parameter
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~russell/code/doc/install.html

Extractions: This page gives instructions for retrieving the code for the book, and installing it on your local system. This installation procedure need only be followed once. If you are using the book in a course, your instructor (or an assistant) will probably do this for you, and you can move on to using the code To download the code, follow these steps: Create a directory where you want the code to reside, and change to that directory. On Unix, this might be " mkdir aima; cd aima Download the source code . The easiest way is to click on this link to get code.tar (973KB). If you are on a very slow connection to the Internet, you can get code.tar.gz (188KB) instead and then on Unix do gunzip code.tar.gz or on Windows drag the file to the WinZip icon, or similar archiving tool (e.g. PKunzip). Make sure you download the file to the correct directory (in most browsers, this is done by clicking the right mouse button and choosing the "save as file" option). Execute the command tar xf code.tar
Restructuring Lisp Programs For Concurrent Execution
Restructuring lisp programs for concurrent execution. Full text, pdf format Pdf (1.21 MB). Source, Symposium on Principles and Practice of Parallel
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=62126
Lisp
A lisp program may create lists which it may then process. Many of the lists used in lisp programs would be better referred to as trees.
http://www.murrayc.com/learning/AI/lisp.shtml

Extractions: About This Site LISP LISP is short for List Programming. It was created by John McCarthy circa 1960, and is used today mainly in AI. There are many dialects of LISP, though Common LISP is now the agreed standard. LISP is an interpreted, functional language with no in-built Object-Orientated mechanisms. Type-checking is loose, and because the program is capable of creating and executing new code during run-time, type-checking occurs at run-time. LISP is characterised by it's unusual, but simple, notation. Everthing in LISP is a list. Lists are space-separated lists of elements in parentheses. e.g. (a b c). There is no distinction between the program and the data which the program uses. This allows programs to manipulate their own commands, which in turn allows programmers to act as meta-programmers. A LISP program may create lists which it may then process. A List may contain other lists or atoms. All lists resolve to atoms, so all Lists which contain other lists are actually processed as lists of simple atoms. This method is intended to allow symbolic programming through use of recursive functions. This neat concept enables straightforward coding of some classes of problems, but makes it harder to code most other programs. Data structure and process are emergent rather than clearly defined, so the program architecture is not easily apparent.
Electronic Design Welcome
Garbage collection is a requirement for lisp programs that run for any In addition, lisp programmers have never needed to worry about dangling pointers.
http://www.elecdesign.com/Articles/ArticleID/8420/8420.html
Higher-Order Perl
lisp programmers have been using these features since 1957. If Perl programmers can find out the things that lisp programmers already know,
http://hop.perl.plover.com/preface.html

Extractions: A well-known saying in the programming racket is that a Fortran programmer can write Fortran programs in any language. The sad truth, though, is that Fortran programmers write Fortran programs in any language whether they mean to or not. Similarly, we, as Perl programmers, have been writing C programs in Perl whether we mean to or not. This is a shame, because Perl is a much more expressive language than C. We could be doing a lot better, using Perl in ways undreamt of by C programmers, but we're not. How did this happen? Perl was originally designed as a replacement for C on the one hand and Unix scripting languages like Bourne Shell and awk on the other. Perl's first major proponents were Unix system administrators, people familiar with C and with Unix scripting languages; they naturally tended to write Perl programs that resembled C and awk programs. Perl's inventor, Larry Wall, came from this sysadmin community, as did Randal Schwartz, his coauthor on Programming Perl , the first and still the most important Perl reference work. Other important contributors include Tom Christiansen, also a C-and-Unix expert from way back. Even when Perl programmers didn't come from the Unix sysadmin community, they were trained by people who did, or by people who were trained by people who did.
PC AI - Artificial Intelligence
Where Intelligent Technology Meets the Real World. The PC AI Home Page has moved. PC AI Magazine PO Box 30130 Phoenix, AZ 85046 Voice 602.971.1869 Fax
http://www.pcai.com/pcai/New_Home_Page/ai_info/pcai_lisp.html
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