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I liked Practical Common Lisp. Also Paul Graham's "On Lisp" (Chapter 4 is a good example of the flavor of it).
by fn-mote 5y ago
I liked Practical Common Lisp. Also Paul Graham's "On Lisp" (Chapter 4 is a good example of the flavor of it).
- dtornabene 5y agoBoth of these are still perfectly serviceable texts for common lisp purely in terms of "can I run this code from 20+ years ago unchanged on sbcl I just installed via a package manager?". Practical Common Lisp is simply a phenomenal textbook in terms of pedagogy.