Over at WordPress on cneufeld.ca, Christopher Neufeld is writing a nice series on the less familiar Common Lisp functions. The idea is to give Lisp beginners an idea of how to leverage the power of some of the less commonly used functions. It’s meant particularly for those with a C++ background. All the posts so far are here.
As I write this, he has posts on
- acons
- add-method
- adjoin
- adjust-array
- allocate-instance, and
- block
These are interesting posts and unless you’re an expert Lisper you’re sure to learn some things you didn’t know.
While you’re there, you might want to check out his other posts on Lisp.