41. Info-dylan@ai.mit.edu Mailing List is the official blurb describing the mailing list Infodylan is a mailing listfor the discussion of all topics related to the dylan programming language. http://www.ai.mit.edu/~gregs/info-dylan.html

Info-dylan@ai.mit.edu mailing list The info-dylan@ai.mit.edu mailing list is for the discussion of the programming language Dylan (which stands for dy namic lan guage). For an overview of Dylan, you might want to peruse the Functional Objects, Inc. web site. There is a bidirectional gateway between the info-dylan mailing list and the comp.lang.dylan newsgroup. To subscribe to the mailing list, send mail to info-dylan-request@ai.mit.edu with a body consisting of subscribe To see archives of the info-dylan list, look here Following is the "official" blurb describing the mailing list: I have a very simple setup to mirror the newsgroup and mailing list: The target for info-dylan@ai.mit.edu calls a little Perl script, info-dylan-mail2news.pl , which throws away a few headers and then sends the message to the newsgroup via mail2news@anon.lcs.mit.edu, a mail2news service. I have a cron job that runs another little perl script, info-dylan-news2mail.pl , every 15 minutes. The script records in a file the last article id it processed. The script connects to the news server, gets all articles numbered higher than the last-processed id, checks for "skippable", and if OK, sends the articles to the mailing list. An article is considered skippable if it looks like it originated from the mail2news gateway mentioned above. The scripts I hacked up to maintain the gateway are available here . I'm not proud of them, but they (mostly) work.

42. 0657.313A: Programming Languages The online Dylan documentation in the lab includes two books the Dylan ReferenceManual and The dylan programming Book (which is also on desk copy). http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/~marku/313/outline.html

0657.313A: Programming Languages 2001 Course Outline Lecturer Dr Mark Utting Room: G2.26 Phone: (07) 838-4791 Email: marku@cs.waikato.ac.nz Course Website http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/~marku/313/ Course Objectives This course deals with the design, implementation and use of imperative, functional, object-oriented and logic programming languages. The course is programming intensive and will give you hands on experience with writing programs in several of the newest and nicest programming languages that are widely available. After completing this course, you will: understand the underlying ideas of the main programming paradigms (imperative, functional, logic and object-oriented) and their strengths and weaknesses. know more about the huge variety of programming languages that are available nowadays and how to choose an appropriate language for a given task. understand how the syntax and semantics of languages can be defined precisely. know how important features (e.g., modules, objects, inheritance, exceptions, higher-order functions, garbage collection) are supported in several modern programming languages.

43. Listings Of The World Computers Programming Languages Dylan More. Search, Complete Directory. Byte.com Bob or Thomas? A Look At Dylan Post ReviewReview of dylan programming Language, by Martin Heller. http://listingsworld.com/Computers/Programming/Languages/Dylan/

44. Directory :: Look.com A Look At Dylan Review of dylan programming Language, by Martin Heller. Double Homepage dylan programming Language Source, tips, techniques and resources. http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=6198

45. Book Review: Programming In Dylan Home Books Reviews Book review Programming in Dylan. This book is a decentoverview of the dylan programming language, though not a great one. http://www.amk.ca/books/h/Programming_in_Dylan.html

Home Books Reviews Book review: Programming in Dylan Search amk.ca Last Modified: 5 Jan 2001 Programming in Dylan Craig, Iain D. Date finished: 2001-01-05 This book is a decent overview of the Dylan programming language, though not a great one. The book's largest fault is that chapter 3 is rather useless, expending 50 pages on a sample program to track a grocery list database. This example is hopelessly contrived, and the most interesting topics for a programming language I/O, modules, libraries and interfaces aren't demonstrated by the sample program at all. After about 10 pages I started getting bored, and after 10 more pages gave up and skipped the rest of the chapter, with no adverse effect on my understanding of the rest of the book. The rest of the book goes through the Dylan language feature by feature, using small toy examples to show each feature, which is just the approach I like for programming languages. There are a fair number of LaTeX markup bugs, but the largest flaw with the rest of the book is that Craig doesn't seem quite sure if it's an informal overview or a formal description. In some sections obscure features are skipped; for example, Dylan's for statement has several variations, and not all of them are explained. In other sections the description is tediously complete; the full process of method invocation, taking into account regular parameters and keyword parameters and

46. Dylan Neal DYLANNEALTALKSABOU T HOME BASIC_D - dylan programming. search find the mostpopular books, videos and DVDs on dylan programming. images newsgroups. http://www.fccommunity.org/suffolk-and-county-and-fair.htm

47. Dylan Evangelists: Dylan Related Links The Dylan Home Page of the Gwydion project at CMU is now the official web sitefor the dylan programming language It's links doesn't match ours anyway ;). http://planet.prinz.org/dylan/DylanLinks.html

The Dylan Evangelists DYLAN RELATED LINKS This is a list of Web resources on Dylan. It is not meant to be complete, but we are going to put in each interesting link we come across. Please send us information about new sites coming up providing information about Dylan or any related stuff. This little Cyberdog logo points you to the very interesting links in this huge list. General Information and Overviews The original Dylan Home Page at Apple Cambringe Research laboratories is no longer there because Apple has closed this branch in early 1997. Unfortunately, many links on the web are still pointing to it. Some of the files that were there are now on Apple's DevWorld FTP site The Dylan Home Page of the Gwydion project at CMU is now the "official" web site for the Dylan programming language It's links doesn't match ours anyway ;-). The Dylan Language Standard is a page dedicated to further development of the Dylan language. They are accepting proposals and maintain a proposal list. There is a list of work to be done on standard libraries.The maintainer is Kim Barrett The Sep 29, 95 draft of the

48. Dylan Programming 4. dylan programming An ObjectOriented and Dynamic Language from Addison-WesleyPub Co Price $34.99 Customer Review As the instructor of Practical Object http://www.vepoware.com/cgi-bin/inc/bob.pl?type=browse&mode=3975

49. Arthur C. Nunes-Harwitt's Bookmarks Oberon Documentation OOPS Research Group The dylan programming Book Dylan ReferenceManual Epigrams on Programming College of CS at Northeastern University http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/arthur/bm.html

Arthur C. Nunes-Harwitt's Bookmarks Be, Inc. Harry Mairson Arthur Nunes Mitchell Wand ... Design Patterns in Dynamic Programming

50. CIS 4930 Section 0998X -- Object-Oriented Programming code. 26 January 1996 You may want to consult the Dylan Reference Manualfor details on the dylan programming language. 24 January http://www.cise.ufl.edu/~jnw/OOCourse/

This Document Last Edited: Mon May 6 17:51:33 1996 by jnw (Joseph N. Wilson) on aviator.cis.ufl.edu CIS 4930 Section 0998X (Spring 1996) Object-Oriented Programming Grades for the term Syllabus Homework Assignments Programming Assignments ... Study Guide for the Final Exam Late-breaking News 9 February 1996 I've made the code shown today available in today's lecture notes 5 February 1996 Check the section in the lecture notes on effective use of Marlais. There were a couple of errors in the original emacs lisp code. 26 January 1996 You may want to consult the Dylan Reference Manual for details on the Dylan programming language. 24 January 1996 The submit facility has been checked and should be functional. Please notify J. N. Wilson if it is not operating correctly. 24 January 1996 New homework has been assigned. 22 January 1996 Instructions for submitting programs can now be viewed. 17 January 1996 Check the Programming assignments page for a C++ sample program and Makefile. 17 January 1996 A small set of coding standards have been set forth. These will evolve over time. Your programs are expected to satisfy each of the requirements of the coding standards.

51. Dylan: An Object Oriented Dynamic Language Apple Computer embarked upon development of the dylan programming language to addressthe programming requirements for constrained memory machines (like the http://www.cise.ufl.edu/~jnw/Marlais/OODL.html

Last Edited: Sat May 13 17:40:31 1995 by jnw (Joseph N. Wilson) on splat.cis.ufl.edu Dylan: An Object Oriented Dynamic Language Apple Computer embarked upon development of the Dylan programming language to address the programming requirements for constrained memory machines (like the Newton). Dylan was not near enough to completion to actually be used in the Newton but is now scheduled for release in 1985. According to Larry Tesler [ Dylan, 1992 ], Dylan was intended to meet the following requirements: Combine the best aspects of Lisp and Smalltalk. Provide static language users an attractive dynamic alternative. Be practical on small machines. Provide high dynamism during rapid prototyping and development. Provide tools to achieve commercial performance in production code. Marlais is an interpreter for a language closely resembling Dylan. This document is by Joseph N. Wilson.

52. Bomis: The Computers/Programming/Languages/Dylan Ring a straightforward implementation of a programming strongly resembling the dylan programminglanguage www.cis.ufl.edu. 10. PC AI The dylan programming Language. http://www.bomis.com/rings/Mlanguages-dylan-computers/

Bomis: The Computers/Programming/Languages/Dylan ring Build a ring Suggest URL! Email ringmaster! Ring Info! See also... ...Computers/Programming/Languages Home My Bomis Webmasters ... Ring Rankings Bomis is a search engine covering all topics. Enjoy! Ring sites Harlequin Dylan A commercial development environment for Dylan. Includes free download of Personal Edition. www.harlequin.com Dylan Evangelists Resources and links from people who enjoy the beauty of the Dylan language. dylan.prinz.org Paul Haahr's Dylan page A few things about Dylan, including a YACC grammar, a paper about superclass linearizations, and the beginning of a tutorial on the language. www.webcom.com Dylan Reference Manual Errata A listing of typos and other errors in the Dylan Reference Manual. www2.shore.net Dylan Language Standard Home page for ongoing design work for Dylan. www.isr.com Dylan Exchange Information, links, and references on Dylan. dylanpro.com Cetus Links: Dylan Cetus Links: Dylan www.cetus-links.org GwydionDylan.org Gwydion Dylan: Free GPLed portable, optimizing Dylan compiler. Originally written by the Gwydion Group at CMU, now maintained by volunteers. www.gwydiondylan.org

53. P. Tucker Withington P. Tucker Withington. Publications. Dylan. dylan programming (can bepurchased at Functional Objects). A Monotonic Superclass Linearization http://pt.withy.org/

P. Tucker Withington Publications Dylan Dylan Programming (can be purchased at Functional Objects A Monotonic Superclass Linearization for Dylan (Published in OOPSLA '96 Lisp Machine Anecdotes The Lisp Machine: Noble Experiment or Fabulous Failure? (also available as a PDF file The Symbolics Virtual Lisp Machine (Extended Abstract) (also available as a PDF file Garbage Collection (available as a PDF file Automatic Memory Management (lecture given to MIT 6.894 Object-Oriented Dynamic Languages, available as a PDF file Runtime A software journeyman on a panel of wizards (Notes from Dynamic Lanaugages Wizards Panel 20 March 2001 available as a PDF File Computer Security The Trusted Function in Secure Decentralized Processing (Presented at 1980 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy available as a PDF File Personal PTW's Public Key Last Updated: 03-03-19 Problems, questions to

54. Chris Double's Radio Weblog Programming. I was part of the Dylan Hackers team in ICFP 2001. Wecame second with our entry in the dylan programming language. http://radio.weblogs.com/0102385/2002/08/07.html

Updated: 2/09/2002; 11:00:52 a.m.. Chris Double's Radio Weblog Wednesday, 7 August 2002 The fifth ICFP programming contest starts at the end of this month. It's part of ICFP 2002 , the International Conference on Functional Programming. I was part of the Dylan Hackers team in ICFP 2001 We came second with our entry in the Dylan programming language . We used the open source Gwydion Dylan compiler and I also used Functional Developer , a commercial Win32 Dylan development system, for debugging and testing. I'm looking forward to being involved again this year. 10:18:27 AM From Lambda . Microsoft have an embedded Prolog interpreter in Windows NT to configure the network systems. 10:12:16 AM Lemonodor has some interesting information on performance comparisons between Common Lisp and C I've always found the difference in speed between my C and Common Lisp programs to be close enough to not be important. The speed advantage of developing in Common Lisp wins out at the end of the day. The same goes for using Dylan My only reason for using C these days is for low memory applications. For example, programming on the Nokia 9210 I only have 2-3MB of memory to play with and the less used the better so other applications can run. I'm working on finding/getting a Lisp to operate with a small enough footprint for this. Currently I'm using

55. MetaEUREKA Metasearch 1 to 10 from 17. 1. Double Homepage dylan programming LanguageSource, tips, techniques and resources. http//www.double.co.nz http://www.metaeureka.com/cgi-bin/odp2.pl?dir=Computers/Programming/Languages/Dy

56. Marlais Sourceforge Project Marlais Sourceforge Project. Marlais is an interactor for the dylan programmingLanguage (more information is available on Dylan at Functional Objects, Inc. http://marlais.sourceforge.net/

Marlais Sourceforge Project Marlais is an interactor for the Dylan Programming Language (more information is available on Dylan at Functional Objects, Inc. and at the Gwydion Dylan Maintainers' Website Marlais was first developed by Brent Benson . Then, Dr. Wilson took up development with others and hosts Marlais up to version 0.5.12 at this web site Douglas M. Auclair now heads this project, and maintains a page on Dylan at geocities The Plan Marlais is in great shape ... it can load in and interpret Dylan files, and it can start and interactive session from scratch. It is, however, based on a Dylan spec of 6 years ago, so this project will bring Marlais up to speed in the following ways: First, we'll fix any inconsistancies of the functions defined in the Dylan Reference Manual (DRM), chapter 12 . Actually, this task isn't so herculean, as most of the function and class bindings are correct, see the bindings list for what needs to be done. Next, we'll implement as much as the common-dylan spec described in the Common Dylan and Functional Extensions Reference Finally, we'll implement the

57. ¿ÀǼҽº ÄÚ¸®¾Æ(OpenSource Korea) 37. Gwydion Dylan Gwydion Dylan is an optimizing compiler for thedylan programming language. Dylan is a high-level language which http://www.opensource.co.kr/opensource/dir.php3?code=0303&page=4

58. /public/ftp/pub/Linux/devel/lang BASIC tools c/ utils for c development c++/ stuff for c++ only (ie class libraries)cobol/ cobol stuff dylan/ the dylan programming language eiffel/ eiffel http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/devel/lang/!INDEX.html

Index of /public/ftp/pub/Linux/devel/lang What you'll find here: various programming languages and tools You can also view this index in terse format , or return to the parent directory ada/ an interpretor and environment for programing in ADA apl/ Interpretor for APL (A Programming Language) assemblers/ assemblers and cross-assemblers basic/ BASIC tools c/ utils for c development c++/ stuff for c++ only (i.e. class libraries) cobol/ cobol stuff dylan/ the dylan programming language eiffel/ eiffel stuff - a really neat OO language euler/ the language Euler forth/ tools for forth programming fortran/ Fortran development tools gomscript/ object-oriented C++-like interpreter intercal/ the language that kills the weak and drives the strong mad java/ mirror of blackdown.org's JDK ladder/ lisp/ Source and bins for Common Lisp logo/ language which made turtle soup popular w/ programmers macro/ macro/ mercury/ a new logic/functional programming language misc/ support for strange and unusual languages ml/ support for the ml functional languages modula-2/ modula-2 development tools modula-3/ module-3 development tools mumps/ An interpreter (with source code) for the Mumps language.

59. JSCs Links Dylan Functional Objects, Inc.(ex Harlequin Dylan) Mac Dylan Gwydion DylanOverview PC AI The dylan programming Language Dylan Exchange. http://www.supercable.es/~cuenca/JSCsLinks.html

Ada Ada Home - Free Compilers - GW-Ada/Ed for MacinŠ Assembler Lightsoft: Fantasm (See also MacApp and MetroWerks) Basic F utureBasic 3 REAL Basic METAL ... BlitzBasic C, C++ MacApp Metrowerks WorldWide Learn to Program Your Macintosh Vip C ... Leonardo Caml Caml Clean Clean Homepage Clean Game Library Introduction to Functional Programming Cocoa (The Cocoa previous to Mac OS X Cocoa) Children's Online Cocoa Games (Game development) Dylan Functional Objects, Inc.(ex Harlequin Dylan) Mac Dylan Gwydion Dylan: Overview PC AI - The Dylan Programming Language ... Dylan Exchange Eiffel Object Tools Eiffel SmallEiffel Forth Pocket Forth Power MacForth Haskell (No Haskell for Macintosh, I'm affraid! ) The Haskell Home Page Hypersense Hypersense HyperStudio HyperStudio iBuild iBuild Home Page iShell Welcome to Tribeworks Java Metrowerks WorldWide Mac OS Runtime for Java Sun Microsystems JavaScript Lisp Digitool, Inc. - Welcome to Digitool! PowerLisp home page xLispMac Xanalys LISP (ex Harlequin) (PC Lisp only) ... CMU Lisp Utilities (ftp) Logo StarLogo Home Connected Mathematics (StarLogoT) Digitool's Logo UCB Logo Meth MacMETH ML See Caml.

60. Macintosh Programming: Languages arguments, object introspection, and many other advanced features Dylan code sampledylan programming An ObjectOriented and Dynamic Language - Neal Feinberg http://macinsearch.com/users/programmer/languages.html

Freeware Shareware Commercial HOME scripting hypermedia databases ... game design languages Ada APL Assembler BASIC ... resources Conventional Programming Dictionary of Programming Languages Ada Ada code sample GW-Ada/Ed-Mac www.adahome.com APL APL code sample APL.68000 MicroAPL - home of APL.68000 Assembler Optimizing PowerPC Code: Programming the PowerPC in Assembly Language Gary Kacmarcik Fantasm Lightsoft software - home of Fantasm BASIC Originally designed as a programming language for beginners (which is what the 'B' stands for) BASIC has come a long way, particularly in terms of performance, and the ability to create fully graphical user interfaces. BASIC code sample Learn to Program in BASIC - a multimedia training package on CD-ROM, including a full-featured BASIC interpreter. Basic: An Introduction to Computer Programming With the Apple Robert J. Bent, George C. Sethares Introduction to Computers Using the Macintosh With Basic Steven L. Mandell, et al

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