lisp - SBCL standard library documentation? -


Because of the ease of learning and speed I want to learn (I was playing with Lisp 3 years ago, and now I am refreshing it.) But how can I learn this in what is included in the standard library so that I can not apply things again? After Python is like a nightmare: The SBCL website has one that covers software , no words on the standard library. (For comparison, GNU Common Lisp's website has only sources and binaries.)

As mentioned, it is very useful. Although this is a reference and thus is not very suitable for learning in my opinion.

To learn, there are many books out there. I personally love a lot:

  • by Peter Graham
  • Peter Sebel
  • by David Lumkins
< P>> You should also look at the existing code. I especially enjoyed reading any of the Libs by Eddie Vitz, but spread from different sources and to see how others use Lisp and its huge library to solve problems.

If you can spend time even on IRC ( #lisp channel) and ask questions there. Or post code that you wrote on comp.lang.lisp and ask for a criticism to learn directly through the feedback.


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