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Useful Websites on Programming Languages Studied

A collection of tutorials for all sorts of programming languages
UNIX Unix introductory materials are available online.
Scheme
- Scheme language reference
- Dybvig's Scheme Book site
- How to log onto remus and use Scheme from RUCS Computer Labs
- How to run Scheme on remus also with the sample scheme file we provide.
- Using DrScheme (an alternative to running Scheme on remus)
- Another interesting file with programs is higher-order-functions.scm
- Tutorial on Common Lisp (similar to Scheme)
- A free Macintosh Scheme interpreter - these are considerably more rare than the many PC ones on the web.
- Documentation on SCM, the version of scheme that we have on Remus.
C Tutorials on Pointers and in general
- Tutorial 1
- A bunch of other sites to look at either as tutorials or starting points for other C tutorials. site 1, site 2, site 3 , site 4
C++ Java to C++ handout (from Brown University)
Java
- Tutorial on Java: SUN's tutorial
- Java development kit packages
- Java compiler
- Java interpreter
- Java debugger
- For more details.
Prolog
- Tutorials
  - Introductory level
    Tutorial 1
    Tutorial 2
    A tutorial for Linguists
  - Intermediate to advanced level
    Tutorial 1
- Sicstus Prolog Manual
- Links to Prolog implementations/environments
  - Your final program must run on Sicstus Prolog on remus/Unix . (Unfortunately, this is not public software so there are no free downloads of this implementation.)
  - A free Macintosh Prolog
  - ((April 9/04) The link to the PC Prolog that we used to have here is dead. You can try looking at this listing of free Prolog interpreters, some of which run on PCs (Windows and Linux). You might start by trying SWI Prolog, though we have no experience with it. Please send us comments on your experiences so we can pass them along.

Last updated January 6, 2007 by LS.

198:314 Principles of Programming Languages Spring 2007

Useful Websites on Programming Languages Studied

198:314
Principles of Programming Languages
Spring 2007