Ronald Modesitt <ronald.modesitt.835 at gmail.com> writes:
> Hi,
> I have enjoyed using Maxima to solve differential equations. I would like
> to learn lisp to complement Maxima. Can any of the maintainers of Maxima
> (or others for that matter) recommend a lisp tutorial?
> Many thanks
>
> Ronald F. Modesitt
The standard answer for the last couple of years (and a good one!) is
Practical Common Lisp. Consider buying the book, or read it online at
http://www.gigamonkeys.com/book/
It's excellent: I wish it had been written when I first learnt lisp! If
you want to get started with a perfectly good implementation (of lisp)
and a vaguely sensible packaging system, you could try
http://www.quicklisp.org/beta/
(Again, I wish this had existed five or six years ago)
Rupert
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