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Название: Practical common Lisp

Автор: Seibel P.

Аннотация:

Lisp is often thought of an academic language, but it need not be. This is the first book that introduces Lisp as a language for the real world.
Practical Common Lisp presents a thorough introduction to the Lisp language, providing you with an overall understanding of the language features and how they work. From this foundational knowledge, you’ll move on to practical code examples centered on building a streaming MP3 server. By the end of the book, you’ll be able to serve streaming MP3s via the Shoutcast protocol to any standard MP3 client software (e.g., iTunes, XMMS, or WinAmp). Author Peter Siebel also shows you how to store metadata in both a simple home-brewed sexp database and a relational database (MySQL), demonstrates how to use threads to support multiple simultaneous client connections, and much more.

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Рубрика: Технология/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 2005

Количество страниц: 499

Добавлена в каталог: 14.02.2006

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&attributes parameter      423 459—461
&body parameter      94
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&optional parameter      54 56—57 61 94 161 283
&rest parameter      55—58 61 93—94 161 194 283 320 360
&whole parameter      162 463
* directive      230
*db* variable      385
*metadata-interval* global variable      406
*READ-EVAL* variable      421
*STANDARD-OUTPUT* stream      220
*xhtml* variable      462
+ function      55 65 103 119
+ operator      199
+ symbol      13 41 117
+null+ constant      359
.lisp extension      15
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/ sign      117
/= function      121
1+ function      120
1-function      120
:absolute keyword      169—170
:accessor option      211 214 235 295
:action parameter      428
:adjustable keyword      129
:after auxiliary method      197—198
:after method      420
:allegro symbol      180
:allocation option      213—215
:around auxiliary method      197—198
:attribute operator      457
:before auxiliary method      197—198
:clisp symbol      180
:cmu symbol      180
:content-type argument      405
:count keyword parameter      132—133
:defaults keyword parameter      171
:direction keyword argument      165
:directories keyword argument      187
:distinct      392
:documentation option      193 211
:element-type keyword argument      129 312
:embed-value method      453
:end argument      391
:end keyword parameter      133 136 165 175 304
:export clause      270
:format operator      455 458
:from keyword parameter      392 398
:from-end keyword argument      133
:if construct      460
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:if-exists keyword argument      166
:import-from clause      271—272
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:initform option      206—207 213—214
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:macro-utilities system      476
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:print operator      455 458
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acos      122
acosh      122
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Aesthetic directive      22
AI (artificial intelligence)      1 5
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AllegroServe, generating HTML      370—373
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AllegroServe, query parameters      374—377
AllegroServe, small framework on top of      379—380
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)      5 10 465 478
AND macro      82—83
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anonymous functions      61—63 68
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ANSI (American National Standards Institute)      5 10 465 478
Ant tool      475
AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming)      4
Apache web server      366
API (Application Programming Interface)      57 397
APPEND      111 145—147 199 284
Application Programming Interface (API)      57 397
Applications, delivering      475—477
apply      60—61 252
apt-get tool      466
AREF function      76 125
Arithmetic operations, basic      119—120
Arrays      115 127
Artificial intelligence (AI)      1 5
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ASD file      476
ASDF (Another System Definition Facility)      475—476
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ASINH function      122
aspect-oriented programming (AOP)      4
AspectL library      4
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ASSOC-IF-NOT      158
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associative arrays      127
atan      122
atanh      122
atom      151
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Backquote template      106

backslash      40
Backwards macro      34
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Base64-encode function      421
Base64-list parameter type      422 426—427
Beginning-of-line-p slot      437—438
Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD)      10
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Binary file parsing, adding inheritance and tagged structures      323—324
Binary file parsing, composite structures      316—317
Binary file parsing, current object stack      332—333
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Binary file parsing, tagged structures      327—329
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Bit vectors      130
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BROADCAST-STREAM      176
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BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution)      10
buffers      11—12
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BYTE function      312
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CAAR      150
cadr      150
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call-next-method      195—199 217 247 332
CAPI toolkit      465
CAR function      142—143 145—147 150 153 157
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)      1 10
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case construct      296
CATCH operator      254—255
Catch tag      254
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CD and record database example (loading database)      25—26
CDR      142—143 145—147 149—150 153 157—158 280 377
CDs and records database (example), database contents      21—23
CDs and records database (example), filing CDs      21
CDs and records database (example), improving user interaction      23—25
CDs and records database (example), overview      19—20
CDs and records database (example), querying      27—31
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CDs and records database (example), updating existing records      31—32
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CERROR      242
char      123—125
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Chunked transfer-encoding      406
CL-PPCRE (Common Lisp Portable Perl-Compatible Regular Expression)      293
CL-PPCRE regular expression library      468
CL-USER package      266 274
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Classes, accessor functions      209—211
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Classes, multiple inheritance      215—217
Classes, object initialization      206—208
Classes, overview      203
Classes, slot specifiers      205
Classes, slots and inheritance      214—215
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CLHS (Common Lisp HyperSpec)      478
Cliki wiki      466
CLIM (Common Lisp Interface Manager)      467
CLISP      185
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CLOCC (Common Lisp Open Code Collection)      466
CLOS (Common Lisp Object System)      4—5 20 189
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closing files      167—168
closures      68—69
CLRHASH      139
CMU (Carnegie Mellon University)      1 10
CMUCL      10 184
Code sketch      468
code, formatting      47—49 see
Code-bumming      471
CODE-CHAR function      314—315 329 339
Collecting keyword      278
collections      see also "Functions"
Collections, hash tables      138—140
Collections, looping over      280—281
Collections, overview      127
Collections, sequence iterating functions      130
Collections, vectors      127—129
Column-matcher function      395
Column-matchers function      395
Column-value function      397
Columns keyword parameter      392
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COM.ACME.TEXT package      271—272
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COM.GIGAMONKEYS.MACRO-UTILITIES package      318
COM.GIGAMONKEYS.TEXT-DB package      270—272
Comments      39
Common Lisp      1—8 13 19
Common Lisp HyperSpec (CLHS)      478
Common Lisp Interface Manager (CLIM)      467
Common Lisp macro      449
Common Lisp Object System (CLOS)      4—5 20 189
Common Lisp Open Code Collection (CLOCC)      466
Common Lisp Portable Perl-Compatible Regular Expression (CL-PPCRE)      293
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COMMON-LISP-USER package      266—269 274—275
Common-Lisp.net      466
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Comparator slot      387
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Composite structures      316—317
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CONCATENATED-STREAM      176
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Condition handlers      235—237 see
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Conditional clause      286
Conditional execution, LOOP macro      285—287
Conditional formatting      227—228
conditions      235—237

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