Hi there,
I am in need of a tutorial of Common Lisp, preferrebly as ftp-able document.
I will ocasionally be giving classes here at the University of Brighton
and I basically don't want to start from scratch - there is probably very good
stuff out there...?! What is the position of the major vendors
in regard of providing Lisp tutorials to the universities?
Sincerely,
Markus Fischer
···@itri.bton.ac.uk (Markus Fischer) writes:
>Hi there,
>I am in need of a tutorial of Common Lisp, preferrebly as ftp-able document.
>I will ocasionally be giving classes here at the University of Brighton
>and I basically don't want to start from scratch - there is probably very good
>stuff out there...?! What is the position of the major vendors
>in regard of providing Lisp tutorials to the universities?
>Sincerely,
>Markus Fischer
This is only a pointer. I'm learning lisp and I found the San Marco
Tutorial which came with my student copy of Golden Common Lisp
(somewhere MA, USA) to be quite helpful. It cost in the realm of
$100. I can give an address etc if you're interested. I have no
connection with Golden except as a customer.
bruce
--
"If the standard says that [things] depend on the phase of the moon, the
programmer should be prepared to look out the window as necessary."
Chris Torek -- Courtesy of Mark Brader (···@sq.com)
In article <····················@unix.brighton.ac.uk> ···@itri.bton.ac.uk (Markus Fischer) writes:
What is the position of the major vendors
in regard of providing Lisp tutorials to the universities?
I can't speak for the others, but Venue provides the materials from
our Lisp course to our educational customers free of charge. I dunno
what the policy is for non-customers, but I'd bet our beancounter
would want something :-).
...arun
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