61. 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.

62. New Book On Dylan? Hello all, I m trying to choose a book to learn dylan programming from, and DylanProgramming by Neal Feinberg et al seems to be highly recommended. http://www.ai.mit.edu/~gregs/info-dylan-archive-html-2000/msg00454.html

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63. Dylan Programming Language dylan programming language. Dylan is a dynamic programming language createdby a group led by Apple Computer. It was originally intended http://www.sciencedaily.com/encyclopedia/dylan_programming_language

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64. Book Catagories Computers-Internet Programming Languages Ready To Buy? Our price $24.95. dylan programming An ObjectOriented andDynamic Language. Ready To Buy? Sorry - Not Available. Programming in Dylan. http://www.whiteoakbooks.com/new-bookstore/Computers-Internet-bn3975.asp

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66. Book Review: Programming In Dylan Home Books 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

Home Books Book review: Programming in Dylan Search amk.ca This page 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

67. Brad Appleton's Programming Languages Links Common Lisp and CLOS Common Lisp CLOS links at Cetus The dylan programming LanguageDylan World The E Programming Language E is a programming language for http://www.cmcrossroads.com/bradapp/links/prog-langs.html

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68. Pkgsrc-changes: CVS Commit: Pkgsrc/lang/dylan-interpreter programs quickly. Gwydion Dylan provides two implementations of thedylan programming language Mindy and d2c. Mindy is bytecode http://mail-index.netbsd.org/pkgsrc-changes/2002/01/15/0024.html

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69. Effective Dylan: 50 Specific Ways Dylan Is Easier To Use Than C++ 4. Prefer C++style comments. Dylan supports both styles of C++ comments(/* */ and //), and common dylan programming style agrees with Meyers. http://homepage.mac.com/chrispage/iblog/C42511381/E1695292303/

getCategoryName("C42511381"); Effective Dylan: 50 Specific Ways Dylan is Easier to Use Than C++ A point-by-point comparison between Dylan and the fifty items described in Scott Meyers' Effective C++. I’ve been meaning to do this for a while. Here I go. The following is a brief† explanation of how Dylan compares against all fifty items listed in Scott Meyers’ Effective C++: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your Programs and Designs ††. Much as I like this book and find it useful for programming in C++, the fact is that a lot of what’s in it (and other books on C++) is about the unnecessarily hard parts of C++. Dylan generally provides a simpler and more productive (and enjoyable!) approach to programming. †I wrote that before writing the bulk of this. Since there are, after all, fifty points, the overall result isn’t very short. However, my response to each item is relatively brief and may leave out a number of details that would be worth expanding on in the future. ††Note that I used the first edition of Scott’s book, although that link above points at the second edition on Amazon. At some point I’ll go through the second edition and update my comments if necessary. Shifting from C to C++ This section is very specific to C vs. C++, so there isn’t a direct comparison in Dylan, but I’ll add some comments anyway.

70. DDJ The dylan programming Language. The core of Dylan implements objects and functions,but omits many of the features you need to write useful programs. http://www.ddj.com/documents/ddj9415h/

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71. Pkgsrc.netbsd.se - NetBSD Sweden simple programs quickly. Gwydion Dylan provides two implementations ofthe dylan programming language Mindy and d2c. Mindy is bytecode http://pkgsrc.netbsd.se/?cat=lang&pkg=32770

72. NodeWorks - Programming: Languages: Dylan Comparison Review@ (90). thumbnail, 1. Byte.com Bob or Thomas? A LookAt Dylan Review of dylan programming Language, by Martin Heller. http://dir.nodeworks.com/Computers/Programming/Languages/Dylan/

in entire NodeWorks Directory in Computers in Programming in Languages in ++ Dylan Top Computers Programming Languages Dylan Dylan is a functional, object-oriented, dynamic programming language with four goals: high performance, rapid prototyping, ease of use, and seamless support for libraries coded in C. It is an interesting hybrid system. Linguistically, and syntactically it is rather C-like. At its base, it is very functional and Lisp-like, using Lisp functional aspects and compiler technology, but with no Symbolic [ MORE Byte.com: Bob or Thomas? A Look At Dylan Review of Dylan Programming Language, by Martin Heller. Byte.com: Doing Dylan With Functional Developer Review of Functional Developer 2.0, Dylan programming IDE. Double Homepage - Dylan Programming Language Source, tips, techniques and resources. Dylan Design Note Archive Produced by the Apple Cambridge design team after the publication of the original Dylan Manual. Dylan Exchange Information, links, and references on Dylan. Dylan Language Standard at Gwydion Dylan site.

73. Dynamic Languages Group Covers reflection, selfmodifying code or mutable MOPs, dylan, and aspect-oriented programming. http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/dynlangs/

People Research Talks News ... Videos We are exploring the design and implementation of next generation programming languages to support intelligent, adaptive, complex software systems. In order to implement dynamic, adaptive software systems, programming languages must support reasoning about their own structure, performance, and environment (often called "reflection"). Furthermore, there must be support for dynamic modification of behavior (think self-modifying code, or a "mutable MOP (Meta Object Protocol)"). Finally, this should all be efficient; in particular, code that does not make use of self reflection or modification should not take a performance hit. Our research group takes inspiration and motivation from the broad field of artificial intelligence, which is always pushing the boundaries of what can be accomplished with computation, and we apply research from the fields of programming language design and implementation. Our primary focus is on dynamic object-oriented programming languages, such as Dylan and CLOS. We are also actively pursuing research in Aspect-oriented programming.

74. Gwydion Dylan: Overview About dylan Gwydion. What is dylan?. Who was Gwydion? International Contest for Functional programming failed to publish yet a team of dylan hackers won the judges prize http://www.gwydiondylan.org/

Home About Dylan Downloads Documentation ... Wiki User Resources Developer Resources Overview We're a group of volunteers working to create new development tools, inspired by the Lisp machine and other great interactive systems. We have updated CMU's Gwydion Dylan , fixing many bugs and making it work well under modern versions of Linux and FreeBSD. Our current release is a technology preview, suitable for learning Dylan and building modest command-line applications. In the future, we want to create one of the most advanced development tools available. Please feel free to join us! You can look at our goals , some code examples , or one of the following resources: What is Dylan? Learning Dylan Dylan for Windows Limitations ... Mailing Lists Recent News Why Dylan is easier to use than C++ (2004-04-12 13:27:59) While we still owe the world a writeup on the DHC 2004, and an announcement of the Open Source release of the Functional Developer Dylan compiler, here's an article by Chris Page titled Effective Dylan: 50 Specific Ways Dylan is Easier to Use Than C++ 2nd DHC (Precioussssss) (2004-01-29 13:25:56) The first week of February should be a mandatory reservation for every Dylan geek. From all over the World we gather at Middle Earth to attend at the 2nd International Dylan Hacker's Conference in Wellington, New Zealand.

75. Slate Language Website s, programming manual, tutorials, summaries, bulletin board Swiki, CVS. Open Source, LGPL......LanguageOS based on CLOS, Self, Smalltalk; Smalltalk syntax; libraries inspired by Common Lisp, dylan, Strongtalk (strong typing). http://slate.tunes.org/

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76. Foo Preprocessor by dylan Jayatilaka and Daniel James Grimwood which encourages a good objectoriented programming style. Foo code currently translates into Fortran 95 code. http://www.theochem.uwa.edu.au/tonto/documentation/htmlmanual/foo-chap.html

77. Terry Descubes C.V., introduction. programming related book reviews. Game reviews. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dylan.lewis/Terry/frame.htm

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78. Functional Objects, Inc. Functional Objects software development tools combining ease of use with power and efficiency. What is dylan? dylan is a highlevel dynamic object-oriented programming language with a very exciting at its own game. dylan doesn't make you choose it provides ease http://www.functional-objects.com/resources/index.phtml

Advantages Benefits White Paper COM Simplified ... Links What is Dylan? Dylan is a high-level dynamic object-oriented programming language with a very exciting future. It was originally designed by Apple Computer, with input from industry and academic partners, as a way to greatly enhance programmer productivity and reduce software time-to-market. It fills the void between Java and C++ and beats each of them at its own game. Dylan doesn't make you choose: it provides ease of use and large-scale programming, interactivity and native compilation, clean powerful maintainable software and high efficiency. From the outset, the language was designed to be powerful, consistent and feature-rich. Dylan provides runtime safety, automatic memory management, multiple inheritance, incremental extensibility, a module system with multiple interface support, a pattern-driven macro system, native platform API's, and many other advanced features. It was carefully designed so it can be compiled as efficiently as static languages such as C++, and it can therefore be used for the full range of programming tasks, from high-level scripting to intricate business logic or powerful multi-media software. Advantages of Dylan lists some of the benefits of Dylan compared to other languages such as Java or C++.

79. Dylan Evangelists What Is Dylan? dylan demonstrates that a programming language can be highly expressive, can encouragethe use of appropriate abstraction, can make programming more productive http://www.prinz.org/dylan/WhatIsDylan.html

80. Procedural Dylan procedural languages, such as Pascal or C, who may want to use the facilities offeredby dylan development environments without changing programming style or http://www.webcom.com/haahr/procedural-dylan/0-intro.html

Procedural Dylan or How to write Pascal programs in Dylan Dylan is promoted as an object-oriented, dynamic language, but it also offers a rich set of constructs for programming in other styles. This essay explores Dylan from the perspective of a programmer used to traditional procedural languages, such as Pascal or C, who may want to use the facilities offered by Dylan development environments without changing programming style or thinking in a different way. Also, some features of Dylan which mesh well with the procedural programming style but have no direct analogs in Pascal or C may make an appropriate addition to one's bag of tricks. This essay is intended to be used as a tutorial introduction and not as a complete reference work. To avoid bogging down the discussion, much has been omitted and some details have been ignored. For more complete information, see the Dylan reference manual A Simple Function: Distance Conditions and Multiple Values: The Quadratic Formula Iteration and Sequences: Dot Product ... Paul Haahr

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