It looks like my pages at Comcast have gone away. Let's hope that Google will last a bit longer. I'll put things up as I get to them, but feel free to email me if there is something you'd like to see.
I was playing around with Google's custom search engines. If one of these looks useful to you, go to its home page and copy the code. I've `published' them as Google gadgets, so you can put them on your Google home page.
Search Common Lisp documentation.
Search everything related to Lisp.
Lisp Machine
Here is some stuff about the LMI Lambda.
K-Machine
The LMI K-Machine was a Lisp Machine that was the successor to the LMI Lambda. It was an early casualty of the AI Winter. Here is a collection of K-Machine related documents. I left LMI when it went bankrupt and was bought out by Gigamos. Gigamos continued to develop the code, so it is difficult to pull out the early stuff (which I am proud of) from the later stuff (which I was uninvolved with).
- K-Machine Architecture Overview
- K-Machine Benchmarks
- K-Machine Code
- K-Machine Cheat Sheet
- K-Machine Schematics
- K-Machine Technical Reference Manual
When LMI went bankrupt, the proceeds were sold to Gigamos Systems. K-Machine development went from the absurd to the surreal. The new management made a significant change in the company's direction. The engineers who stayed with Gigamos bravely trooped on. I put these files in a separate directory to make it easier to see the effect of the Gigamos redirect.
Note: I'm actively updating this stuff, so be sure to check back in a couple of weeks to see what's new.
- Addendum to Continuations from Generalized Stack Inspection - How to do first-class continuations on a virtual machine that doesn't allow stack introspection.
- Bits and Pieces - a random walk through code.
- ChangeSafe
- SYNTAX-RULES Primer for the Merely Eccentric
- Warp Speed Introduction to CLOS
Links
If you are curious about Common Lisp, may I suggest the excellent Common Lisp tutorial by the redoubtable Peter Seibel. Tell him I sent you.