On Lisp by Paul Graham

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On Lisp by Paul Graham

Version 0.0.2 2020-09-24 09:17

Copyright © 2020 by LOLH

Lisp is a programmable programming language.

— John Foderaro
• Introduction  
• The Extensible Language  
• Functions  
• Functional Programming  
• Utility Functions  
• Returning Functions  
• Functions as Representation  
• Macros  
• When to Use Macros  
• Variable Capture  
• Other Macro Pitfalls  
• Classic Macros  
• Computation at Compile Time  
• Anaphoric Macros  
• Macros Returning Functions  
• Macro-Defining Macros  
• Read-Macros  
• Destructuring  
• A Query Compiler  
• Continuations  
• Multiple Processes  
• Nondeterminism  
• Parsing with ATNs  
• Prolog  
• Object-Oriented Lisp  
• Build Tools  
• List of Programs  
• List of Examples  
• Concept Index  
• Program Index  
• Function Index  
• Variable Index   


— The Detailed Node Listing —

Introduction
• Preface  
• Plan of the Book   

Preface
• Bottom-Up Design  
• The Book's Theme  
• Why On Lisp  
• Why Macros  
• Why Lisp Is Different   

The Extensible Language
• Design by Evolution  
• Programming Bottom-Up  
• Extensible Software  
• Extending Lisp  
• Why Lisp (or When)   

Build Tools
• Makefile  
• Compare Replace  
• Update Utility Commands  
• Bucket Index HTML  
• Project Readme  
• Boot Template  
• Preprocess Env Vars  
• Samples   

Makefile
• Next   

Update Utility Commands
• Get Parsed Org Tree  
• Check for CID   

Bucket Index HTML
• Get Bucket Name  
• Bucket HTTPS URL  
• S3 Bucket URL  
• Bucket Projects List  
• Bucket Project Links  
• Bucket Index   

Bucket Index
• Links for bucket ‘"pinecone-forest.com"’  

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