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3-LISP REFERENCE MANUALLISP: LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE April 16, 1984
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3-LISP REFERENCE MANUAL

Brian Cantwell Smith
Jim des Rivières

Version 1.03 — April 16, 1984

Center for the Study of Language and Information, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305; and

XEROX Palo Alto Research Center, 3333 Coyote Hill Road, Palo Alto, California, 94304

Prepared for the "Lisp: Language and Literature" course, taught at CSLI during Spring quarter 1984

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Contents

1.Introduction  2

1.a.Structural Field 𔁈

1.b.Standard Notation 𔁌

1.c.Standard Procedures󈋆

2.Standard Procedure Guide 12

2.a.Simple Data Types and Operations󈋋

2.a.1.Atoms󈋋

2.a.2.Pairs (Redexes)󈋋

2.a.3.Sequences and Rails󈋌

2.a.4.Numbers and Arithmetic󈋒

2.a.5.Truth-values and Booleans󈋔

2.a.6.Typing and Identity󈋕

2.b.Functions, Definitions, and Control󈋗

2.b.1.Definitions, Functions, and Variables󈋗

2.b.2.Control Structures󈋚

2.b.3.Environments󈋠

2.b.4.Closures󈋢

2.c.Notation and Communication󈋦

2.c.1.Notation, Strings, and Characters󈋦

2.c.2.Input and Output󈋧

2.d.Explicit Semantics󈋬

2.d.1.Semantic Operators󈋬

2.d.2.Processor󈋬

2.d.3.System Utilities󈋮

3.Glossary 51

4.Index 60

Appendix"Reflection and Semantics in LISP", 1984 POPL paper 65

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Copyright c 1984 by The Knights of the Lambda Calculus
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