David Canfield Smith [SEP] occupation
David Canfield Smith
David Canfield Smith is an American computer scientist best known for inventing computer user interface icons.
Personal life and influence.
Smith was born in Roanoke, Virginia on March 29, 1945. Smith graduated from Chillicothe (Ohio) High School in 1963 and was inducted into the Chillicothe High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame in 2007
Personal life and influence Oberlin College.
Smith attended Oberlin College, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics in 1967. During the last semester of his senior
- Dylan, which originated in Apple's Newton project
- CGOL
- David A. Moon's PLOT
- The Readable Lisp S-expressions Project, formerly "Sweet Expressions"
- LISP Infix Syntax Survey by Xah Lee
References.
- Enea, Horace (1968) MLISP "CS-TR-68-92.pdf"
- Smith, David Canfield (1970) MLISP USERS' MANUAL "Smith-MLISP-AIM-84.pdf" (recommended first)
- Smith, David Canfield and Enea, Horace J. (1973