探索实践 Common Lisp：从入门到数据库应用

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"Practical Common Lisp" 是一本深入浅出的 Lisp 编程指南，主要聚焦于这个强大且灵活的编程语言的实际应用。该书的英文版PDF源自GitHub上的资源，作者是 akosma，旨在帮助读者理解和掌握 Lisp 的核心概念和实践技巧。在书中，章节1"Introduction: Why Lisp?" 介绍了选择 Lisp 的原因，追溯了其历史起源，强调了 Lisp 作为一种高度可扩展和函数式编程语言的独特性。它特别适合那些希望体验交互式编程并进行快速原型设计的开发者。第二章"2. Lather, Rinse, Repeat: A Tour of the REPL" 部分，Lisp 的Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL)被详细介绍，帮助读者如何安装和配置 Lisp 实现环境，通过REPL进行实战练习，包括编写简单的"Hello, World!"程序，并演示保存和加载工作。第三章"3. Practical: A Simple Database" 介绍了如何利用 Lisp 建立一个基础数据库，包括数据结构的建立（如 CD 和 Records），数据的存储、检索和更新操作。作者还讨论了用户界面的改进以及如何处理重复数据和查询优化。第四部分深入探讨了 Lisp 的语法和语义，解释了为什么 Lisp 代码中大量使用圆括号，并揭示了 S-expression（一种基本的 Lisp 表达式形式）的概念。此外，还有关于函数调用、特殊运算符、宏（macros，Lisp 的元编程工具）以及真理、假值和等价性的讨论。书中还涉及代码格式化的最佳实践。第五章"5. Functions" 针对函数的定义、参数列表（包括可选参数）进行了详细讲解，让读者了解如何构建和使用自定义函数。通过这本书，读者可以学习到如何将 Lisp 的特性应用于实际项目，包括数据库管理、函数式编程思维以及代码组织。无论是初学者还是经验丰富的开发者，都能在"Practical Common Lisp"中找到提升编程技能和理解 Lisp 的实用价值。每一章都伴随着丰富的示例和实践操作，使学习过程更加生动且易于理解。

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16 CHAPTER 1. PRACTICAL COMMON LISP

14. Files and File I/O

15. Practical: A Portable Pathname Library

16. Object Reorientation: Generic Functions

17. Object Reorientation: Classes

18. A Few FORMAT Recipes

19. Beyond Exception Handling: Conditions and Restarts

20. The Special Operators

21. Programming in the Large: Packages and Symbols

22. LOOP for Black Belts

23. Practical: A Spam Filter

24. Practical: Parsing Binary Files

25. Practical: An ID3 Parser

26. Practical: Web Programming with AllegroServe

27. Practical: An MP3 Database

28. Practical: A Shoutcast Server

29. Practical: An MP3 Browser

30. Practical: An HTML Generation Library, the Interpreter

31. Practical: An HTML Generation Library, the Compiler

32. Conclusion: What’s Next?

“I have been complimented many times and they always embarrass

me; I always feel that they have not said enough.” —Mark Twain

18 CHAPTER 2. BLURBS

There are already many good books on Common Lisp that oﬀer a more abstract

and comparative approach, but a good ‘Here’s how you do it—and why’ book,

aimed at the working programmer, is a valuable contribution, both to current

Common Lisp users and those who should be.” —Scott E. Fahlman, Research

Professor of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

“This book shows the power of Lisp not only in the areas that it has traditionally

been noted for—such as developing a complete unit test framework in only 26

lines of code—but also in new areas such as parsing binary MP3 ﬁles, building

a web application for browsing a collection of songs, and streaming audio over

the web. Many readers will be surprised that Lisp allows you to do all this with

conciseness similar to scripting languages such as Python, eﬃciency similar to

C++, and unparalleled ﬂexibility in designing your own language extensions.”

—Peter Norvig, Director of Search Quality, Google Inc; author of Paradigms of

Artiﬁcial Intelligence Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp

“I wish this book had already existed when I started learning Lisp. It’s not that

there aren’t other good books about (Common) Lisp out there, but none of

them has such a pragmatic, up-to-date approach. And let’s not forget that Peter

covers topics like pathnames or conditions and restarts which are completely

ignored in the rest of the Lisp literature.

If you’re new to Lisp and want to dive right in don’t hesitate to buy this book.

Once you’ve read it and worked with it you can continue with the ‘classics’ like

Graham, Norvig, Keene, or Steele.” —Edi Weitz, maintainer of the Common

Lisp Cookbook and author of CL-PPCRE regular expression library.

“Two prehensile toes up!” —Kenny Tilton, comp.lang.lisp demon, reporting on

behalf of his development team.

“Experienced programmers learn best from examples and it is delightful to

see that Lisp is ﬁnally being served with Seibel’s example-rich tutorial text.

Especially delightful is the fact that this book includes so many examples that

fall within the realm of problems today’s programmers might be called upon

to tackle, such as Web development and streaming media.—Philip Greenspun,

author of Software Engineering for Internet Applications, MIT Department of

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

“Practical Common Lisp is an excellent book that covers the breadth of the

Common Lisp language and also demonstrates the unique features of Common

Lisp with real-world applications that the reader can run and extend. This book

not only shows what Common Lisp is but also why every programmer should be

familiar with Lisp.” —John Foderaro, Senior Scientist, Franz Inc.

“The Maxima Project frequently gets queries from potential new contributors who

would like to learn Common Lisp. I am pleased to ﬁnally have a book that I can

recommend to them without reservation. Peter Seibel’s clear, direct style allows

the reader to quickly appreciate the power of Common Lisp. His many included

examples, which focus on contemporary programming problems, demonstrate

that Lisp is much more than an academic programming language. Practical

Common Lisp is a welcome addition to the literature.” —James Amundson,

Maxima Project Leader

“I like the interspersed Practical chapters on ‘real’ and useful programs. We need

books of this kind telling the world that crunching strings and numbers into

trees or graphs is easily done in Lisp.—Professor Christian Queinnec, Universite

Paris 6 (Pierre et Marie Curie)

“One of the most important parts of learning a programming language is learning

its proper programming style. This is hard to teach, but it can be painlessly

absorbed from Practical Common Lisp. Just reading the practical examples

made me a better programmer in any language.” —Peter Scott, Lisp programmer

“Finally, a Lisp book for the rest of us. If you want to learn how to write

a factorial function, this is not your book. Seibel writes for the practical

programmer, emphasizing the engineer/artist over the scientist, subtly and

gracefully implying the power of the language while solving understandable

real-world problems.

In most chapters, the reading of the chapter feels just like the experience

of writing a program, starting with a little understanding, then having that

understanding grow, like building the shoulders upon which you can then stand.

20 CHAPTER 2. BLURBS

When Seibel introduced macros as an aside while building a test framework, I

was shocked at how such a simple example made me really ‘get’ them. Narrative

context is extremely powerful and the technical books that use it are a cut above.

Congrats!” —Keith Irwin, Lisp Programmer

“While learning Lisp, one is often refered to the CL HyperSpec if they do not

know what a particular function does, however, I found that I often did not ‘get

it’ just reading the HyperSpec. When I had a problem of this manner, I turned

to Practical Common Lisp every single time—it is by far the most readable

source on the subject that shows you how to program, not just tell you.” —Philip

Haddad, Lisp Programmer

“With the IT world evolving at an ever increasing pace, professionals need the

most powerful tools available. This is why Common Lisp—the most powerful,

ﬂexible, and stable programming language ever—is seeing such a rise in popularity.

Practical Common Lisp is the long-awaited book that will help you harness the

power of Common Lisp to tackle today’s complex real world problems.” —Marc

Battyani, author of CL-PDF, CL-TYPESETTING, and mod_lisp.

“Please don’t assume Common Lisp is only useful for Databases, Unit Test

Frameworks, Spam Filters, ID3 Parsers, Web Programming, Shoutcast Servers,

HTML Generation Interpreters, and HTML Generation Compilers just because

these are the only things happened to be implemented in the book Practical

Common Lisp.—Tobias C. Rittweiler, Lisp Programmer

“When I met Peter, who just started writing this book, I asked to myself (not

to him, of course) ‘why yet another book on Common Lisp, when there are

many nice introductory books?’ One year later, I found a draft of the new book

and recognized I was wrong. This book is not ‘yet another’ one. The author

focuses on practical aspects rather than on technical details of the language.

When I ﬁrst studied Lisp by reading an introductory book, I felt I understood

the language, but I also had an impression ‘so what?’, meaning I had no idea

about how to use it. In contrast, this book leaps into a ‘PRACTICAL’ chapter

after the ﬁrst few chapters that explain the very basic notions of the language.

Then the readers are expected to learn more about the language while they

are following the PRACTICAL projects, which are combined together to form

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