other works that we can use as example?s or as of importance:
some from fm01 2005:
a) common music - cm. algorithmic composition
/bin/cm.sh -e emacs . cm-2.4.2 fixed
notion of event here
cm runs as scheduling - see also functions syscmd and cm-call
(defun cm-call (keyfn &rest args) (apply (find-symbol (string keyfn) :cm) args))
:cm = use of keywords = keyword arguments accepted by a function
find-symbol -symbol in package cm
clm - common lisp music (more signal processing) clm → run macro and definstrument
run.lisp very long = code walker
another code walker is in Erunticlab
b) framer and media streams ( mark davis) built on framer distributed object database (where is a lisp implementation?) + ken haase
c) idic thing - based on gps - see norvig
d) norvig interpreters also meval thing in fm01lisp dir - plenty of interpreters in SICP and Lisp In Small Pieces
e) examples of domain specific languages:
foo language in Practical Common Lisp - but is embedded - again some confusion over the term as
picture language in SICP?
On Lisp - chapter 19 - embedded query language, 21 - multiple processes and 22+ non-determinism and embedded prolog all useful126+
constraints - steele and also see SICP?
f) code generation under GA - Koza
g) Chaitin's Lisp code (Lisp.c) which is used to implement and examine Turing Machines expressed as lisp code converted to binary by functions in his interpreter - also see Bruno Marchal's universal dovetailer
h) for streams see SICP p409+ and arounds
non-deterministic scheme
i) for continuations see scheme? or see Paul Graham's On Lisp
j) for parallel interpreters? see parallel implementations of lisp and also code stepper ie. to be simulated?
k) frames and knowledge frameworks - framer, eurisko, cyrano but no source