00913    a2200145   4500003000500000005001700005040000900022082001100031100001600042245003300058300001400091505064000105650001200745651001000757Nust20170207154010.0  cNust  b004.19  aGraham,Paul  aOn Lisp-(EBOOK)cPaul Graham  axiii,413p  a1. The Extensible Language 1 2. Functions 9 3. Functional Programming 28 4. Utility Functions 40 5. Returning Functions 61 6. Functions As Representation 76 7. Macros 82 8. When To Use Macros 106 9. Variable Capture 118 10. Other Macro Pitfalls 133 11. Classic Macros 14312. Generalized Variables 165 13. Computation At Compile-Time 181 14. Anaphoric Macros 189 15. Macros Returning Functions 201 16. Macro Defining Macros 213 17. Read-Macros 224 18. Destructuring 230 19. A Query Compiler 246 20. Continuations 258 21. Multiple Processes 275 22. Nondeterminism 286 23. Parsing With Atns 305 24. Prolog 321 25. Object-Oriented Lisp 348  aOn Lisp  aEBOOK