CS 310 --- Programming Language Links

• The C Library Reference Guide
• The C Programming Reference Guide
• Standard C
• Best Practices for Programming in C Some good advice on programming in C.

  Book:

  The C Programming Language is one of the best books you can get on the subject of programming and C in particular!

  The C Programming Language, 2/e

  Author:	Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie,
  Publisher:	Prentice Hall
  Year:	1988
  ISBN (hardback):	0-13-110370-9
  ISBN (paperback):	0-13-110362-8

• PLT Scheme Links to DrScheme, How to Design Programs, and How to Use Scheme.
• Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum Days
• Revised^5 Report on Scheme (compressed tar file).
• Jak & Daxter Game Background Note the language they used.
  More details in this newsgroup posting.

• Lisp History Paul Graham has collected some interesting articles on the History of Lisp.
• Lisping at JPL Interesting history of the use of Lisp at JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) for the development of space research vehicles.

• The Lex & Yacc Page
  

  Book:

  Lex & Yacc

  Author:	John R. Levine, Tony Mason, Doug Brown
  Publisher:	O'Reilly & Associates
  Year:	October 1992
  ISBN (paperback):	1-56592-000-7

• Standard ML of New Jersey
  Check the tutorial sections for some great tutorials.
• Moscow ML

  Books (derived from the SML/NJ link above):

  Several textbooks on SML programming are available. I recommend either of these: ML for the Working Programmer assumes a little more programming experience than Elements of ML Programming, however either one ought to be adequate for learning the language. Both of these books are in their second editions, now covering the SML '97 version of the language and Basis.

  ML for the Working Programmer (2nd edition)

  Author:	Larry C. Paulson
  Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
  Year:	1996
  ISBN (hardback):	0-521-57050-6
  ISBN (paperback):	0-521-56543-X

  Elements of ML Programming, ML97 Edition

  Author:	Jeffrey D. Ullman
  Publisher:	Prentice-Hall
  Year:	1998
  ISBN:	0-13-790387-1

• SWI-Prolog

• Python.org
• Python's Design Goals Interview with Guido von Rossum.
• Daily Python

Books:

The Unix Programming Environment

Author:	Brian Kernighan Rob Pike
Publisher:	Prentice-Hall
Year:	1984
ISBN:	0-13-937681-X (paperback), 0-13-937699-2 (hardback)

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