Greetings all.
My current academic interests include:
If you're interested in some notes I wrote (primarily for using LISP at UCF, though you may find them useful even if you're not at UCF) look here.
One of the best tools I've found for working with interpreters without readline functionality (matching parens, using arrow keys to go through your command history, etc...) is rlwrap
I wish I knew about this last semester when I was taking
AI (cap4630) & using sbcl mainly because that's what was on the
UCF server and our programs were expected to run in
that interpreter. Plus it gave more verbose
errors than clisp. However, clisp was nice
because it had readline functionality.
NOTE: You can use rlwrap with any interpreter including
sbcl, cmucl, python, etc ...
Currently I'm working on an independent study with Dr. Orooji on this diverse subject. There are many different programming languages, multiple frameworks written for these languages, and integrated development environments (IDE's) for programming in either of the former.