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@igorwhilefalse

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John McCarthy

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I <3 computers but hate assembly language

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• I. THE LISP LANGUAGE • II. THE LISP INTERPRETER SYSTEM • V. THE PROGRAM FEATURE • VI. RUNNING THE LISP SYSTEM • APPENDIX A
 FUNCTIONS AND CONSTANTS IN THE LISP SYSTEM • APPENDIX B
 THE LISP INTERPRETER • APPENDIX C
 THE LISP ASSEMBLY PROGRAM (LAP) • APPENDIX D
 THE LISP COMPILER • APPENDIX E
 OVERLORD - THE MONITOR • APPENDIX G
 MEMORY ALLOCATION AND THE GARBAGE COLLECTOR

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I. THE LISP LANGUAGE

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II. THE LISP INTERPRETER SYSTEM

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V. THE PROGRAM FEATURE

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Program statements are often executed for their effect rather than their value.

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VI. RUNNING THE LISP SYSTEM

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APPENDIX A
 FUNCTIONS AND CONSTANTS IN THE LISP SYSTEM

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APPENDIX B
 THE LISP INTERPRETER

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APPENDIX C
 THE LISP ASSEMBLY PROGRAM (LAP)

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APPENDIX D
 THE LISP COMPILER

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APPENDIX E
 OVERLORD - THE MONITOR

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APPENDIX G
 MEMORY ALLOCATION AND THE GARBAGE COLLECTOR

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APPENDIX H
 RECURSION AND THE PUSH- DOWN LIST

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Misconceptions • Lisp as functional language • Parentheses and prefix notation • Same notation for code and data

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Contributions • Garbage collection • Compiler • Interpreter • Hash table • If statement • Backtrace • Operating system

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Thanks! • @igorwhilefalse • DH5CJREzBwM6CYQt8rooQcNvQEEVWHERmy • http://www.softwarepreservation.org/ projects/LISP/book/LISP 1.5 Programmers Manual.pdf