James R. Meehan Lisp materials
Duplicates of items already in Stoyan Collection (X5687.2010)

Cataloged by Paul McJones

February 6, 2011 (updated March 9, 2011)

I. Manuals

Dylan

• Andrew Shalit. Dylan : An object-oriented dynamic language. Eastern Research and Technology, Apple Computer, Incorporated, 1992.
  

GLISP

• Gordon S. Novak Jr. GLISP User's Manual. Report No STAN-CS-82-895, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University, California, January 11, 1982, 36 pages. Also numbered: HPP-82-1.

IBM Lisp

• Anonymous. LISP/VM User's Guide. Program Number: 5798-DQZ, SH20-6477, IBM Corporation, July 1984.

INTERLISP

• Warren Teitelman et al. INTERLISP Reference Manual. Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, Palo Alto, California, third revision, October 1978.

Lisp Machine

• Daniel Weinreb and David Moon. Lisp Machine Manual, Fourth Edition. MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Cambridge, Massachusetts, July 1981, 532 pages.

MLISP

• David Canfield Smith. MLISP. Memo AIM-135, Artificial Intelligence Project, and Report No. CS179, Computer Science Department, Stanford University, California, October 1970, 99 pages.

II. Papers and technical reports (Lisp and AI)

• Boris Katz. A Three-Step Procedure for Language Generation. AI Memo No. 599, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, December 1980, 40 pages.
• Richard C. Waters. GPRINT : A LISP Pretty Printer Providing Extensive User Format-Control Mechanisms.  AI Memo 611a, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Revised - September 1982, 28 pages.

• Richard P. Gabriel and John McCarthy. Queue-based Multi-processing Lisp. Report No. STAN-CS-84-1007, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University, June 1984, 35 pages.

Also published in Proceedings of the 1984 ACM Symposium on LISP and Functional Programming.

III. Books

• Robert Wilensky. LISPcraft. W.W. Norton and Company,  New York, 1984.