LISP - Functions as Arguments LISP - Functions as Return Values LISP - Recursion LISP - Built-in FunctionsLisp Predicates LISP - Predicates LISP - Generic Data Type Predicates LISP - Specific Data Type Predicates LISP - Equality Predicates LISP - Numeric Predicates LISP - Comparison Predicates LISP...
For suppressing Lisp’s syntax, you need many backslash escapes. #{and}#reader macro escapes them and wrap its contents intowith-c-syntax. You can use it to write simply: ;; enables #{ }# reader macros.CL-USER> (named-readtables:in-readtablewith-c-syntax:with-c-syntax-readtable) ....
DDer.exeis a simple command-line tool that converts encoded ASN.1 object (DER or BER) to the structured text-based syntax that is reminiscent of Lisp (i.e. it uses parentheses).MDer.exeperforms the reverse operation. These tools are meant to allow easy analysis of DER-encoded objects (...
Smalltalk, Lisp and even English. Other languages have borrowed syntax from Perl, particularly its regular expression extensions. So if you have programmed in another language you will see familiar pieces in Perl. They often work the same, but see perltrap for information about how they differ. ...
We introduce an extension of λ-calculus, called label-selectiveλ-calculus, in which arguments of functions are selected by labels. The set of labels combines symbolic keywords with numeric positions. While the former enjoy free commutation, the latter and relative renumbering are needed to extend...
Create a new file named kilo.c and give it a main() function. ( kilo is the name of the text editor we are building.)kilo.c - Step 1 - mainmain int main() { return 0; }♐︎ compilesIn C, you have to put all your executable code inside functions. The main() function in...
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ZInt has a few extra number-theoretic functions. In particular, it can return the Bézout coefficients when computing a GCD; it also includes primality tests, and random generation. ZInt is useful for some mathematics-related tasks, e.g. involving some kinds of cryptography, with the following ...