LISP LastModified: Sunday, September 01, 1996
Acronym for list processor, a high-level programming language especially popular for artificial intelligence applications. LISP was developed in the early 1960s by John McCarthy at MIT.
Introduction to common LISP  This introduction to common LISP features plenty of information for those who are just getting started. Particular features are online resources, CLOS, as well as information for more advanced users. Yahoo!'s LISP FAQ page Yahoo!'s directory of FAQs for LISP. Yahoo!'s LISP page Yahoo!'s directory of LISP. Common LISP repository This is Carnegie Mellon University's Common LISP repository. It contains a number of FAQs, freeware and shareware, graphical user interfaces, and many bibliographic references. LISP FAQ The LISP FAQ is updated on a monthly basis to provide current information on object oriented programming, implementations, mailing lists, FTP resources, windows systems, and graphical user interfaces.	related categories: Programming Languages related terms: artificial intelligence genetic programming high-level language interpreter programming language Prolog