- Win32 F/OSS :
- Kool Aid :
- MinGW :
- Editor :
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- Logo :
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win32 F/OSS development - Logo
Logo is a Lisp dialect designed for teaching. It's one of the easiest ways (with it's turtle graphics) to demonstrate recursion. Plus, it's pretty much Lisp; for a class at Bloomsburg U I implemented the DeCSS algorithm in Logo.
Install
Head over to the FMSLogo site. FMSLogo uses the engine from UCBLogo, but adds a GUI for setting pen sizes, etc. Follow the 'Useful Links' to the Sourceforge page. It's packaged as a simple windows installer, so just run the executable to install.
Documentation
- How to think like a Computer Scientist: the logo version.
- Computer Science Logo Style
Links
- Logo Lesson Plan: a nice 9 lesson plan for elementary school ages.
- Logo Graqhics Gallery: Some sweet examples or recursive graphics in Logo...
