101. Procedural Dylan Procedural dylan or How to write Pascal programs in dylan. dylan is promoted asan objectoriented, dynamic language, but it also offers a rich set of http://www.webcom.com/haahr/procedural-dylan/0-intro.html

Procedural Dylan or How to write Pascal programs in Dylan Dylan is promoted as an object-oriented, dynamic language, but it also offers a rich set of constructs for programming in other styles. This essay explores Dylan from the perspective of a programmer used to traditional procedural languages, such as Pascal or C, who may want to use the facilities offered by Dylan development environments without changing programming style or thinking in a different way. Also, some features of Dylan which mesh well with the procedural programming style but have no direct analogs in Pascal or C may make an appropriate addition to one's bag of tricks. This essay is intended to be used as a tutorial introduction and not as a complete reference work. To avoid bogging down the discussion, much has been omitted and some details have been ignored. For more complete information, see the Dylan reference manual A Simple Function: Distance Conditions and Multiple Values: The Quadratic Formula Iteration and Sequences: Dot Product ... Paul Haahr

102. A Few Things About Dylan A few things about dylan, including a YACC grammar, a paper about superclasslinearizations, and the beginning of a tutorial on the language. http://www.webcom.com/haahr/dylan/

A few things about Dylan Dylan is an object-oriented dynamic language, originally designed by Apple Computer. For details on the language, see the Dylan Reference Manual by Andrew Shalit , an older version of which is available online. Here are a few resources I've contributed for people interested in Dylan: Linearizations are used by languages like Dylan to resolve conflicts introduced by multiple inheritance. Several of us working on Dylan surveyed the mechanisms available, constructed two new ones, and wrote a paper about that topic. (Also available are implemtations of several linearizations.) The grammar for Dylan, as presented in the reference manual, has ambiguities. I constructed a conflict-free version of it, suitable for use with YACC. A while ago, I wrote the beginnings of a tutorial for Dylan, aimed at programmers who already know Pascal or other procedural languages. It's incomplete I only wrote the first three sections of an intended dozen but my attention has wandered and I'll probably not write any more on the topic. Paul Haahr

103. The Dylan Reference Manual: About This Book It is not, however, a tutorial. Beginning programmers who want to learn Dylanmay wish to begin with another book before moving on to this volume. http://gauss.gwydiondylan.org/books/drm/drm_4.html

The Dylan Reference Manual Preface About This Book Start Contents About This Book Introduction Syntax Program Structure Program Control ... Errata About This Book This book is the complete specification and reference of the Dylan programming language. The book is divided into three parts: chapters 1 through 10 describe the overall structure and semantics of the language; chapters 11 through 14 provide a reference describing every class, function, and syntactic construct in the language; appendices contain the BNF for Dylan's syntax, a listing of names used by the Dylan language, and a glossary of terms. The book will be of interest to users of Dylan, as well as to those who have a general interest in object-oriented programming and modern programming languages. It is not, however, a tutorial. Beginning programmers who want to learn Dylan may wish to begin with another book before moving on to this volume. The Dylan Reference Manual - 7 Apr 1998 Originally generated with , subsequently revised.

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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: 602.971.2321 e-mail: info@pcai.com Comments? webmaster@pcai.com

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