This is part four of Loops in Lisp. Follow one of the following links for part one – goto, two – loop, or three – iterate).
One of the many advantages of programming in a functional style … Read the rest
Category: Advanced Macros
Loops in Lisp Part 3: Iterate
This is part 3 of Loops in Lisp. For part 1 on how you can build any kind of looping construct you want out of just goto and macros, click here. For part 2 on Loop, click here.… Read the rest
Getting Places
This post will serve as an introduction to writing macros that work with places. I will refer back to it whenever I examine a macro which deals with places.
Places are an incredible part of Common Lisp. In short, a … Read the rest
Defasm
This post is the second part of a two part series exploring the emulator cl-6502. If you haven’t read the first part exploring the implementation of addressing modes in cl-6502, you can find it here.
This post is … Read the rest
CL-WHO
The CL-WHO library is one of many that make it easy to generate HTML. When first checking out CL-WHO, I thought that it must be at least a couple thousand lines of code long. As it turns out, it is … Read the rest