Useful Resources

• LISP references
  • An important note on properly exiting LISP
  • CMU LISP general information, including pointers to downloadable versions that run under Linux.
  • CMU LISP Documentation, which is my local mirror of http://www.mindspring.com/~rtoy/software/cmu-user/index.html
  • CMU LISP Debugger Quick Reference
  • On-line version of Steele, Common LISP: The Language. The on-line index is particularly valuable.
  • UPenn mirror of the on-line version of Steele, Common LISP: The Language , and pointer to that version's index.

• Other useful LISP information
  • A site for downloading an implementation of Common Lisp some students have installed on their home machines. (Note that the official Common LISP implementation for the course is still CMU Common Lisp, because that's what's provided with your course accounts, so use others at your own risk.)
  • Peter Norvig's Tutorial on Good Lisp Programming Style (in postscript)
  • Collin Allen's LISP Primer. The appendix has some especially nice, tutorial examples.
  • Johns Hopkins Common LISP resources and references
  • UMass Common LISP resources
  • Lyle Ungar's LISP references
  • Association for LISP Users