Hans Müller
Abstract
This paper is a review of the Lisp View project. The paper focuses on our experiences in two areas: interfacing Common Lisp with a large complicated C library, and using the Common Lisp Object System[2] (CLOS) to implement the Lisp View application programmer's interface (API). We've also included a short survey of similar Common Lisp packages.
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This paper is a review of the Lisp View project. The paper focuses on our experiences in two areas: interfacing Common Lisp with a large complicated C library, and using the Common Lisp Object System[2] (CLOS) to implement the Lisp View application programmer's interface (API). We've also included a short survey of similar Common Lisp packages.
Key concepts: Lisp, Common Lisp, Computer science, Programmer, Programming language, Interfacing, Clos network, Interface (matter)