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I would highly reccomend PAIP and OL (in that sequence). PAIP is fantastic in that it provides a 1000 pages of elegant code which conveys the "lisp way" by a ma
by plinkplonk 17y ago
I would highly reccomend PAIP and OL (in that sequence). PAIP is fantastic in that it provides a 1000 pages of elegant code which conveys the "lisp way" by a master of the langauge. OL is of course the macro book par excellence.
I wonder if there are any other books that show exemplary code in various languages which are not so much "Introduction to X" as "Here is how the masters of the language write code in language X and "think in" X . I know of "Lua Gems", "C interfaces and implementation" and "The Art Of Prolog" which fall into this category. Any others?
- Tyheam 17y agoI think "Thinking Forth" fits in there as well.
- plinkplonk 17y agoahh yes good choice! Thanks!
- gnosis 17y ago"The Functional Approach to Programming" by Cosineau and Mauny