1.2 The LispWorks manuals

The LispWorks manual set comprises the following books:

• The LispWorks User Guide --this book--describes the features and tools available in LispWorks.
• The LispWorks Reference Manual contains detailed information on all functions, macros, variables and classes available in LispWorks, in alphabetical order.
• The Common LispWorks User Guide describes Common LispWorks, the user interface for LispWorks. Common LispWorks is a set of windowing tools that let you develop and test Common Lisp code more easily and quickly.
• The LispWorks Editor User Guide describes the keyboard commands and programming interface to the Common LispWorks editor tool.
• The LispWorks CAPI User Guide and the LispWorks CAPI Reference Manual describe the CAPI. This is a library of classes, functions, and macros for developing graphical user interfaces for your applications. The LispWorks CAPI User Guide is a tutorial guide to the CAPI, and the LispWorks CAPI Reference Manual is an in-depth reference text.
• The LispWorks Foreign Language Interface User Guide and Reference Manual explains how you can use C source code in applications developed using LispWorks.
• The LispWorks Delivery User Guide describes how you can deliver working, standalone versions of your LispWorks applications for distribution to your customers.
• The LispWorks KnowledgeWorks and Prolog User Guide describes the LispWorks toolkit for building knowledge-based systems. Common Prolog is a logic programming system written in Common Lisp.
• The CommonLisp Interface Manager 2.0 User's Guide describes the portable Lisp-based GUI toolkit.
• A set of installation notes explain how to install LispWorks and start it running, also containing a set of release notes is provided that documents last minute issues that could not be included in the main manual set.

These books are all available in online form, in HTML format and PS format.

Commands in the Help menu of any of the Common LispWorks tools give you direct access to the online documentation in HTML format, using the HTML browser that is supplied with LispWorks. Details of how to use these commands can be found in the Common LispWorks User Guide .

Please let us know if you find any mistakes in the LispWorks documentation, or if you have any suggestions for improvements.