Lisp is a family of general purpose programming languages, influenced by the lambda calculus, and with the ability to manipulate source code as a data structure.
Why do we have to use funcall to call higher order functions in Common Lisp? For example, why do we …
lisp common-lisp funcallThanks a lot for all the beautiful answers! Cannot mark just one as correct Note: Already a wiki I am …
clojure lispHow do I read an input stream until EOF in Lisp? In C, you might do it like this: while ((…
lisp common-lisp eofTo begin, not only are there two main dialects of the language (Common Lisp and Scheme), but each of the …
lisp scheme common-lispI've got a little experience with Python (enough to where I can do if/else/elif and some random number …
scheme lisp common-lispSuch as cls for cmd.exe. It's very annoy if I can't do this.
lisp clispI find myself attached to a project to integerate an interpreter into an existing application. The language to be interpreted …
c++ lisp interpreter(David James both wrote the question and an answer. I'll edit it to conform to Stackoverflow standards.) Using SBCL you …
lisp common-lisp sbclI'm working on a Scheme interpreter written in C. Currently it uses the C runtime stack as its own stack, …
c lisp scheme continuationsI'm learning a little bit about functional programming in LISP and here's what I've bumped into: LISP uses CAR, CDR …
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