I've been trying to learn lisp recently, and I've been able to type things into the interpreter and get it to spit out sane results, however...
I don't know how to create any kind of little compiled program using the language. None of the tutorials I've read show anything about how to get input from the console or any shit like that, none of them show you where the equivalent of void Main () is, (though I think they might just execute linearly... defun seems to just apply to anything that comes after it) they mostly just describe the language without telling you how to do anything.
Does anyone know where I can download lisp projects that I can compile and pull apart, to examine how they work etc...?
I want to do something about it. I just don't know the first thing how to write a parser/interpreter. lulz
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Anonymous2006-11-07 5:27
Well, that's part of the problem. There are too many as it is. One more won't be helping at all.
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Anonymous2006-11-07 6:41
LISP really needed a BDFL and a single big fucking official distro packed with the important stuff done once (and in a simple, productive way, so that it's worth using, i.e. unlike Java).
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Anonymous2006-11-07 11:25
>>43
That's what Common Lisp was supposed to be. Of course as the spec aged and more standard functionality was needed, different flavours of CL emerged each with their own extensions. Moral of the story: use Scheme.
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Anonymous2006-11-21 16:02
newLISP FTW!
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Anonymous2006-11-22 9:23
Yet another LISP?
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Anonymous2006-11-25 3:32
>>40
>>Lisp would be awesome if the Lisp community didn't have mouth-breathers like Erik Naggum wasting Usenet-oxygen.
Fixed that for you.
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Anonymous2009-01-14 13:57
VALID PERL CODE
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Anonymous2009-03-06 8:13
The drum had to jump through a straw h C Learning Lisp will be a more formal approach to supporting existing GUI.
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Anonymous2013-08-31 18:22
That's because you're looking at it the wrong way. When you see a cyclone from the top, you are seeing where it is releasing the air that it sucks up. Thus, the direction of reference is traveling outward from the center along the spiral, not inward.