I started learning CLISP. Should I improve my self. What can be done with this programming language? What's it for. I'd appreciate your answers and comments. Thanks.
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Common Lisp, of which CLisp is an implementation, is a general purpose language. You can do with it whatever you want. For a nice, practical introduction, take a look at Practical Common Lisp by Peter Seibel.
Svante
2010-06-04 01:36:50
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Judging by your comment you're looking for ideas to implement using Common Lisp.
It seems lots of people nowadays are using Project Euler to try out a language: it's a source of fun, small problems that lets you learn some maths too.
Failing that, find an itch that you have - a program that you need - and write that in Common Lisp.
Frank Shearar
2010-06-04 06:24:29