[plt-scheme] Interpreter

PLAI does not expect you to already know the word "environment" or
phrase "environment cache".  Rather, it *teaches* you what these mean.
 It is self-contained.  You have to work through it patiently.  If you
jump around in the book instead of reading it and working through it
methodically, you will indeed be confused and intimidated.  The book
holds no demons if you proceed methodically, implementing everything
every step of the way (and testing it well).

Shriram

2009/5/13 emre berat nebioğlu <beratn at gmail.com>:
>
> Actually it is not hard PLAI.If i work with diciplin and ambicious.I believe
> i am able to complete PLAI.I wonna be sure if i complete 35 chapter of
> plai,Do i have a complete interpreter like scheme ibnterpreter.I just scare
> book is too long.And i am not advanced in scheme language and the concept of
> plai terminology like caching,environment.
>
> Regards.
>
> 2009/5/12 Noel Welsh <noelwelsh at gmail.com>
>>
>> On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 4:43 PM, emre berat nebioğlu <beratn at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> > I am currently taking a course.That course establish on PLAI book.But
>> > PLAI
>> > book is long book and hard book to me.I try to use that book in my
>> > thesis i
>> > dunno.But I dunno How i can write an interpreter and i dunno what kind
>> > of
>> > interpreter i can write i dunno the way i must follow in writing
>> > interpreter.Anyway you are so advanced for me.May be you can enlighten
>> > my
>> > way.
>>
>> Unfortunately, my suggestion is to go with PLAI. If you find PLAI
>> difficult a lot of the same material is presented is Essentials of
>> Programming Languages. Perhaps a different style of presentation will
>> work for you.
>>
>> N.
>
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