Handouts

• #01 Course Information
• #02 Linux, X, and Emacs
• #03 Introduction to Unix and the X Window System (Scott Anderson)
• #04 Introduction to the Emacs Editor (Scott Anderson)
• #05 GNU Emacs Reference Card
• #06 OCaml Emacs mode
• #07 Using OCaml

What was covered when

• Captain's Log
• Tegrity lectures

Resource Links

• OCAML
  • Caml Tutorials, especially
    • Jason Hickey's Introduction to the Objective Caml Programming Language
    • A book on OCaml: Developing Applications with Objective Caml
  • OCaml 3.07 Documentation, especially
    • the core language
    • the module system
    • OCaml language specification
    • top-level system
    • ocamllex, ocamlyacc
    • The core library
    • OCaml Standard Modules, especially:
      • Array
      • Char
      • Lazy
      • Lexing
      • List
      • Map, Map.Make
      • Parsing
      • Pervasives
      • Random
      • Set, Set.Make
      • String
      • Unix
  • The Caml Language home page
• Linux
  • Larry Greenfield's The Linux User's Guide
• Emacs
  • U Chicago Tutorial
  • Rutgers Tutorial
  • GNU Emacs Manual
• General Interest
  • Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing

Acknowledgements

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