Titlebook: LISP Lore: A Guide to Programming the LISP Machine; Hank Bromley,Richard Lamson Book 1987Latest edition Kluwer Academic Publishers 1987 De

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Streams and Files,In this chapter I will talk about program input/output. As with everything else on the Lisp Machine, I/O has been made as generic as possible. This means that:

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The Calculator Example,This chapter is very much like the graph example two chapters back — a later section contains a code listing, and this one describes some of the new features. of the system used in the code. This program is derived from a program originally written by Dan Weinreb, and rewritten for Genera 7.0 by Mike McMahon.

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Systems, Storage and Errors,This chapter is for people who want to write applications programs and package them professionally. I will be discussing topics which programmers need to understand eventually if they want to write completely self-contained software that is easy to install and run and doesn’t scare its users.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1991-7Debugging; LISP; Windows; compiler; computer; computer science; control; learning; programming

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978-1-4612-9189-3Kluwer Academic Publishers 1987

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d design method " is based on SSBDM and user centered design approach which is focused user and business. This frame is including "Goal setting of project", intrinsic user value, policy of business value, value scenario, activity scenario, interaction scenario, scenario visualization, scenario evalu

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