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'''Game Oriented Assembly Lisp''' (or '''GOAL''') is a computer game programming language developed by [[Andy Gavin]] and the [[Jak and Daxter]] team at [[Naughty Dog]]. It was written using [[Allegro Common Lisp]] and used in the development of the entire [[Jak and Daxter]] series of games.
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Syntactically GOAL resembles [[Scheme (programming language)|Scheme]], though with many idiosyncratic features inspired by other languages such as classes, inheritance, and virtual functions. An example of what GOAL code looks like can be found at [http://lists.midnightryder.com/pipermail/sweng-gamedev-midnightryder.com/2005-August/003804.html]. GOAL encourages an [[imperative programming]] style: programs tend to be comprised of sequence of events to be executed rather than the [[functional programming]] style of functions to be evaluated recursively. This is a diversion from [[Scheme (programming language)|Scheme]], which allows such [[side-effect (computer science)|side-effects]] but does not encourage imperative style.
== Events ==
* [[456]] - [[Magister militum]] [[Ricimer]] defeats the Emperor [[Avitus]] at [[Piacenza]] and becomes master of the western [[Roman Empire]].
*[[1775]] - [[Portland, Maine]] burned by the [[United Kingdom|British]].
*[[1780]] - [[Royalton, Vermont]] and [[Tunbridge, Vermont]] last major raid of the [[Revolutionary War|American Revolutionary War]].
*[[1781]] - [[George Washington]] captures [[Yorktown, Virginia]].
*[[1793]] - [[Marie Antoinette]], wife of [[Louis XVI of France|Louis XVI]] is [[guillotine]]d at the height of the [[French Revolution]].
* 1793 - [[Battle of Wattignies (1793)|Battle of Wattignies]].
*[[1813]] - The [[Sixth Coalition]] attacks [[Napoleon I of France|Napoleon Bonaparte]] in the [[Battle of Leipzig]].
*[[1834]] - Much of the ancient structures of the [[Palace of Westminster]] in [[London]] is burnt down.
*[[1841]] - [[Queen's University, Canada|Queen's University]] is founded in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
*[[1843]] - [[William Rowan Hamilton|Sir William Rowan Hamilton]] comes up with the idea of [[quaternion]]s, a [[commutative|non-commutative]] extension of [[complex number]]s.
*[[1859]] - [[John Brown (abolitionist)|John Brown]] leads raid on [[Harper's Ferry, West Virginia]]
*[[1869]] - [[Cardiff Giant]], one of the most famous American hoaxes, discovered.
* 1869 - [[England]]'s first residential college for women, [[Girton College, Cambridge]], is founded.
*[[1882]] - The [[New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad|Nickel Plate Railroad]] opens for business.
*[[1905]] - The [[Partition of Bengal (1905)|Partition of Bengal]] (India) occurred.
*[[1906]] - The [[Wilhelm Voigt|Captain of Köpenick]] fools the [[City hall (administration)|city hall]] of [[Köpenick]] and several soldiers by impersonating a [[Prussia]]n officer.
*[[1916]] - [[Margaret Sanger]] founds [[Planned Parenthood]] by opening the first U.S. birth control clinic.
*[[1923]] - [[The Walt Disney Company]] is founded by [[Walt Disney]] and his brother, [[Roy Disney]].
*[[1934]] - [[China|Chinese]] [[Communism|Communists]] begin the [[Long March]]; it ended a year and four days later, by which time [[Mao Zedong]] had regained his title as party chairman.
*[[1939]] - [[World War II]]: First attack on British territory by German [[Luftwaffe]].
*[[1940]] - [[Benjamin O. Davis Sr.]] named first [[African American]] general in the [[United States Army]].
* 1940 - [[Warsaw Ghetto]] established.
*[[1944]] - First flight of the [[Junkers (Aircraft)|Junkers]] [[Junkers Ju 287|Ju 287]].
*[[1945]] - The [[Food and Agriculture Organization]] was founded in [[Quebec City]], [[Canada]].
*[[1946]] - Ten war criminals of the [[World War II|Second World War]], condemned in the [[Nuremberg trials]] are hanged.
*[[1949]] - [[Nikolaos Zachariadis]], leader of the [[Communist Party of Greece]], announces a "temporary cease-fire", effectively ending the [[Greek Civil War]].
*[[1951]] - The first [[Prime Minister of Pakistan]], [[Liaquat Ali Khan]], is [[assassin]]ated in [[Rawalpindi]].
*[[1958]] - The first episode of ''[[Blue Peter]]'', a popular, long-running [[Children's television series|children's television programme]], was first broadcast on [[BBC Television Service|BBC]], with [[Christopher Trace]] and [[Leila Williams]] as the original [[presenter]]s.
*[[1961]] - [[Cork International Airport]] opened in Ireland.
*[[1962]] - [[Cuban Missile Crisis]] between the [[United States]] and [[Cuba]] began.
*[[1964]] - [[People's Republic of China]] detonates its first [[nuclear weapon]].
*[[1968]] - [[United States]] athletes [[Tommie Smith]] and [[John Carlos]] are kicked out of the USA's team for performing a [[Black Power]] salute during a medal ceremony.
* 1968 - [[Kingston, Jamaica]] is rocked by the [[Rodney Riots]], inspired by the barring of [[Walter Rodney]] from the country.
*[[1969]] - [[United States]] - The "miracle" [[New York Mets]] win the [[World Series]].
*[[1970]] - [[Canada]] - In response to the [[October Crisis]] terrorist kidnapping, [[Prime Minister]] [[Pierre Trudeau]] invokes the [[War Measures Act]].
*[[1972]] - ''[[Rainbow (television)|Rainbow]]'', a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[television]] programme for children, debuts. ''[[Emmerdale]]'', the UK soap opera debuts.
*[[1973]] - [[Henry Kissinger]] and [[Le Duc Tho]] are awarded the [[Nobel Peace Prize]].
*[[1975]] - The [[Balibo Five]], a group of [[Australia]]n [[television]] [[journalist]]s based in the town of [[Balibo]] in the then [[Portuguese Timor]] (now [[East Timor]]), are killed by [[Indonesia]]n troops.
*[[1978]] - Karol Józef Wojtyła becomes [[Pope John Paul II]].
*[[1984]] - [[Desmond Tutu]] is awarded the [[Nobel Peace Prize]].
*[[1987]] - [[Great Storm of 1987]]: [[hurricane]] force winds to hit much of the [[South England|South of England]] killing 23 people.
*[[1991]] - [[Luby's massacre]]: [[George Hennard]] runs amok in [[Killeen, Texas|Killeen]], [[Texas]], killing 23 and wounding 20 in Luby's Cafeteria.
* 1991 - [[Jharkhand Chhatra Yuva Morcha]] is founded at a conference in [[Ranchi]], [[India]].
*[[1992]] - [[Duchess of York]] [[Sarah Ferguson]] files a 1.4 million [[US dollar|USD]] lawsuit against [[France|French]] tabloids for running topless photos taken of her on the [[French Riviera]].
*[[1995]] - The [[Million Man March]] occurs in [[Washington, DC]].
*[[1996]] - Eighty-four people are killed and more than 180 injured as 47,000 [[football]] fans attempt to squeeze into the 36,000-seat ''[[Estadio Mateo Flores]]'' in [[Guatemala City]].
*[[2002]] - [[Bibliotheca Alexandrina]] in the [[Egypt]]ian city of [[Alexandria]], a commemoration of the [[Library of Alexandria]] that was lost in [[Classical antiquity|antiquity]], is officially inaugurated.
Like many modern implementations of Common [[Lisp programming language|Lisp]], GOAL does not run in an interpreter, but instead is compiled directly into [[PlayStation 2]] machine code for execution. It offers limited facilities for [[Garbage collection (computer science)|garbage collection]], relying extensively on runtime support. It offers dynamic memory allocation primitives designed to make it well-suited to running in constant memory on a video game console. GOAL has extensive support for [[Inline expansion|inlined]] assembly code using a special <code>rlet</code> form[http://lists.midnightryder.com/pipermail/sweng-gamedev-midnightryder.com/2005-August/003804.html], allowing programmers to freely mix assembly and higher-level constructs within the same function.
== Births ==
*[[1396]] - [[William de la Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk]], English soldier (d. [[1450]])
*[[1430]] - King [[James II of Scotland]] (d. [[1460]])
*[[1483]] - [[Gasparo Contarini]], Italian diplomat and cardinal (d. [[1542]])
*[[1535]] - [[Niwa Nagahide]], Japanese warlord (d. [[1585]])
*[[1663]] - [[Prince Eugene of Savoy]], French-born Austrian general (d. [[1736]])
*[[1710]] - [[Andreas Hadik]], Austro-Hungarian general (d. [[1790]])
*[[1714]] - [[Giovanni Arduino]], Italian geologist (d. [[1795]])
*[[1726]] - [[Daniel Chodowiecki]], Polish painter (d. [[1801]])
*[[1752]] - [[Johann Gottfried Eichhorn]], German theologian (d. [[1827]])
*[[1754]] - [[Morgan Lewis]], Governor of New York (1804-07) (d. [[1844]])
*[[1758]] - [[Noah Webster]], American lexicographer (d. [[1843]])
*[[1762]] - [[Paul Hamilton]], Governor of [[South Carolina]] (1804-06) and U.S. Secretary of Navy (1809-12) (d. [[1816]])
*[[1789]] - [[William Burton]], Governor of [[Delaware]] (1859-63) (d. [[1866]])
*[[1802]] - [[Isaac Murphy]], Governor of [[Arkansas]] (1864-68) (d. [[1882]])
*[[1806]] - [[William Pitt Fessenden]], U.S. Secretary of Treasury (1864-65) (d. [[1869]])
*[[1815]] - [[Francis Lubbock]], Governor of Texas (d. [[1905]])
*[[1819]] - [[Austin F. Pike]], American politician from New Hampshire (d. [[1886]])
*[[1840]] - [[Kuroda Kiyotaka]], [[Prime Minister of Japan]] (d. [[1900]])
*[[1841]] - Prince [[Hirobumi Ito]], Japanese governor of Korea (d. [[1909]])
*[[1854]] - [[Oscar Wilde]], Irish writer (d. [[1900]])
* 1854 - [[Karl Kautsky]], Marxist theoretician (d. [[1938]])
*[[1855]] - [[Samedbey Mehmandarov]], Russian general (d. [[1931]])
*[[1861]] - [[J. B. Bury]], Irish historian (d. [[1927]])
*[[1863]] - [[Austen Chamberlain]], English statesman, recipient of the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] (d. [[1937]])
*[[1878]] - [[Maxey Long]], American athlete (d. [[1959]])
*[[1886]] - [[David Ben-Gurion]], first [[Prime Minister of Israel]] (d. [[1973]])
*[[1888]] - [[Eugene O'Neill]], American writer, [[Nobel Prize in Literature|Nobel Prize]] laureate (d. [[1953]])
* 1888 - [[Paul Popenoe]], American activist (d. [[1979]])
*[[1890]] - [[Michael Collins (Irish leader)|Michael Collins]], Irish patriot (d. [[1922]])
* 1890 - [[Paul Strand]], American photographer (d. [[1975]])
*[[1898]] - [[William O. Douglas]], U.S. Supreme Court Justice (d. [[1980]])
*[[1900]] - [[Edward Ardizzone]], artist and illustrator (d. [[1979]])
* 1900 - [[Primo Conti]], Italian painter (d. [[1988]])
*[[1903]] - [[Cecile de Brunhoff]], French storyteller (d. [[2003]])
*[[1908]] - [[Enver Hoxha]], Albanian dictator (d. [[1985]])
*[[1914]] - [[Zahir Shah]], [[King of Afghanistan]]
*[[1917]] - [[Alice Pearce]], American actress (d. [[1966]])
*[[1918]] - [[Louis Althusser]], French Marxist philosopher (d. [[1990]])
*[[1919]] - [[Kathleen Winsor]], American writer (d. [[2003]])
*[[1922]] - [[Max Bygraves]], English singer/songwriter
* 1922 - [[Leon Sullivan]], African-American civil rights leader and pastor (d. [[2001]])
*[[1923]] - [[Bert Kaempfert]], German orchestra leader and songwriter (d. [[1980]])
* 1923 - [[Linda Darnell]], American film actress (d. [[1965]])
*[[1925]] - [[Angela Lansbury]], English-born actress
*[[1927]] - [[Günter Grass]], German writer, [[Nobel Prize in Literature|Nobel Prize]] laureate
*[[1928]] - [[Mary Daly]], American feminist
* 1928 - [[Fernanda Montenegro]], Brazilian actress
*[[1931]] - [[Charles Colson]], American Watergate conspirator
* 1931 - [[James Chace]], American historian (d. [[2004]])
*[[1936]] - [[Andrei Chikatilo]], Russian serial killer (d. [[1994]])
* 1936 - [[Akira Machida]], Japanese judge
* 1936 - [[Peter Bowles]], English actor
*[[1938]] - [[Nico]] (born Christa Päffgen; singer-songwriter, fashion model, actress) (d. [[1988]])
* 1938 - [[Carl Gunter Jr]], Louisiana State Representative (d. [[1999]])
*[[1940]] - [[Barry Corbin]], American actor
* 1940 - [[Dave DeBusschere]], American basketball player (d. [[2003]])
*[[1941]] - [[Tim McCarver]], baseball player and commentator
*[[1943]] - [[Fred Turner (musician)|Fred Turner]], Canadian bass player ([[Bachman-Turner Overdrive]])
*[[1946]] - [[Suzanne Somers]], American actress
*[[1947]] - [[Terry Griffiths]], Welsh snooker player
* 1947 - [[Bob Weir]], American musician ([[Grateful Dead]])
* 1947 - [[David Zucker]], American film director
*[[1948]] - [[Leo Mazzone]], American baseball coach
*[[1952]] - [[Boogie Mosson]], American musician ([[P Funk]])
* 1952 - [[Ron Taylor (actor)|Ron Taylor]], American actor (d. [[2002]])
*[[1953]] - [[Paulo Roberto Falcão]], Brazilian footballer
* 1953 - [[Tony Carey]], American-born rock keyboardist, producer ([[Rainbow (band)|Rainbow]], [[Planet P Project]])
*[[1954]] - [[Stephen Mellor]], American actor
*[[1956]] - [[Johnny Chavis]], American football coach
*[[1958]] - [[Tim Robbins]], American actor, director, and writer
* 1958 - [[Eleftheria Arvanitaki]], Greek singer
*[[1959]] - [[Gary Kemp]], British musician and actor
* 1959 - [[Erkki-Sven Tüür]], Estonian composer
* 1959 - [[Brian Harper]], baseball player
*[[1961]] - [[Randy Vasquez]], American actor
* 1961 - [[Marc Levy]], French novelist
*[[1962]] - [[Michael Balzary|Flea]], Australian musician ([[Red Hot Chili Peppers]])
* 1962 - [[Manute Bol]], [[Sudanese]]-born basketball player for the [[National Basketball Association|NBA]]
* 1962 - [[Dmitri Hvorostovsky]], Russian baritone
*[[1965]] - [[Steve Lamacq]], British journalist and disc jockey
*[[1967]] - [[Davina McCall]], British television presenter
* 1967 - [[Tom Monaghan]], founder of Dominos pizza
*[[1968]] - [[Randall Batinkoff]], American actor
* 1968 - [[Ben Weinberger]], American actor
* 1968 - [[Elsa Zylberstein]], French actress
*[[1969]] - [[Wendy Wilson]], American pop singer ([[Wilson Phillips]])
* 1969 - [[Roy Hargrove]], American [[jazz]] trumpeter.
*[[1970]] - [[Mehmet Scholl]], German footballer
* 1970 - [[Kazuyuki Fujita]], Japanese professional wrestler and mixed martial arts fighter
*[[1972]] - [[Tomas Lindberg]], Swedish musician ([[At the Gates]])
* 1972 - [[Darius Kasparaitis]], [[National Hockey League]] player
*[[1973]] - [[Chad Gray]], American singer ([[Mudvayne]])
* 1973 - [[Peter Polaco]], American professional wrestler
* 1973 - [[David Unsworth]], English professional footballer
*[[1974]] - [[Paul Kariya]], Canadian hockey player
* 1974 - [[Deo Grech]], Maltese television presenter, songwriter
*[[1975]] - [[Kellie Martin]], American actress
* 1975 - [[Brynjar Gunnarsson]], Icelandic footballer
* 1975 - [[Jacques Kallis]], South African cricketer
*[[1976]] - [[Ryan Fitzgerald]], Australian football (AFL) player and media personality
*[[1977]] - [[John Mayer (musician)|John Mayer]], American musician
*[[1979]] - [[Erin Brown]], [[B-movie]] actress, model, filmmaker, former softcore erotic actress, and musician
*[[1980]] - [[Sue Bird]], American basketball player
* 1980 - [[Timana Tahu]], Australian Rugby League player
*[[1981]] - [[Anthony Reyes]], starting pitcher for the [[St. Louis Cardinals]]
*[[1982]] - [[Vincy Chan]], Hong Kong singer
*[[1984]] - [[Melissa Lauren]], French [[pornographic actress]]
* 1984 - [[Shayne Ward]], UK singer, winner of [[The X Factor (TV series)|The X Factor]],
* 1991 Andrew Williams Was Born (The Coolest Person On Earth)
[[The X Factor UK series 2|series 2005]]
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The GOAL compiler is implemented in [[Allegro Common Lisp]]. It supports a long term compiling listener session which gives the compiler knowledge about the state of the compiled and therefore running program, including the symbol table. This, in addition to dynamic linking, allows a function to be edited, recompiled, uploaded, and inserted into a running game without having to restart. The process is similar to the "edit and continue" feature offered by some [[C++]] compilers, but allows the programmer to replace arbitrary amounts of code (even up to entire object files), and does not interrupt the running game with the debugger. This feature was used to implement code as well as level streaming in the [[Jak and Daxter]] games.
==Deaths==
*[[1355]] - [[Louis of Sicily|Louis]], [[King of Sicily]], felled by the [[Black Death]]
*[[1553]] - [[Lucas Cranach the Elder]], German painter (b. [[1472]])
*[[1555]] - [[Hugh Latimer]], English Protestant (martyred)
* 1555 - [[Nicholas Ridley (martyr)|Nicholas Ridley]], English Protestant (martyred)
*[[1591]] - [[Pope Gregory XIV]] (b. [[1535]])
*[[1594]] - [[William Cardinal Allen]], English Catholic cardinal (b. [[1532]])
*[[1621]] - [[Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck]], Dutch composer (b. [[1562]])
*[[1628]] - [[François de Malherbe]], French poet and critic (b. [[1555]])
*[[1649]] - [[Isaac van Ostade]], Dutch painter (b. [[1621]])
*[[1655]] - [[Joseph Solomon Delmedigo]], Italian physician, mathematician, and music theorist (b. [[1591]])
*[[1680]] - [[Raimondo Montecuccoli]], Italian-Austrian general (b. [[1608]] or [[1609]])
*[[1750]] - [[Sylvius Leopold Weiss]], German composer and lutenist (b. [[1687]])
*[[1755]] - [[Saint Gerard Majella]], [[Roman Catholic|Catholic]] [[saint]] (b. [[1725]])
*[[1781]] - [[Edward Hawke, 1st Baron Hawke]], British naval officer (b. [[1705]])
*[[1793]] - [[Marie Antoinette]], Queen of France (executed) (b. [[1755]])
*[[1796]] - [[Victor Amadeus III of Savoy]] (b. [[1726]])
*[[1810]] - [[Nachman of Breslov]], founder of [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov Hasidut]] (b. [[1772]])
*[[1865]] - [[Andrés Bello]], Venezuelan poet, lawmaker, philosopher, and sociologist (b. [[1781]])
*[[1877]] - [[Theodore Barrière]], French dramatist (b. [[1823]])
*[[1888]] - [[John Wentworth (mayor)|John Wentworth]], Mayor of Chicago (b. [[1815]])
*[[1893]] - [[Patrice MacMahon, duc de Magenta]], President of France (b. [[1808]])
*[[1909]] - [[Jakub Bart-Ćišinski]], Sorbian writer (b. [[1856]])
*[[1937]] - [[Jean de Brunhoff]], French writer (b. [[1899]])
*[[1946]] - Nuremberg trial executions
** [[Hans Frank]], German war criminal (b. [[1900]])
** [[Wilhelm Frick]], German war criminal (b. [[1877]])
** [[Alfred Jodl]], German military officer (b. [[1890]])
** [[Ernst Kaltenbrunner]], Austrian SS officer (b. [[1903]])
** [[Wilhelm Keitel]], German military officer (b. [[1882]])
** [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], German politician (b. [[1893]])
** [[Alfred Rosenberg]], Nazi ideologist (b. [[1893]])
** [[Fritz Sauckel]], German war criminal (b. [[1894]])
** [[Arthur Seyss-Inquart]], Austrian Nazi leader (b. [[1892]])
** [[Julius Streicher]], German propagandist (b. [[1887]])
*[[1959]] - [[George Marshall]], [[United States Secretary of State]], [[Nobel Peace Prize|Nobel laureate]] (b. [[1880]])
*[[1962]] - [[Gaston Bachelard]], French philosopher and poet (b. [[1884]])
*[[1966]] - [[George O'Hara (actor)|George O'Hara]], American actor (b. [[1899]])
*[[1968]] - [[Ellis Kinder]], baseball player (b. [[1914]])
*[[1972]] - [[Hale Boggs]], U.S. Congressman from Louisiana (b. [[1914]])
* 1972 - [[Leo G. Carroll]], English actor (b. [[1892]])
*[[1973]] - [[Gene Krupa]], American musician (b. [[1909]])
*[[1974]] - [[Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatar]], noted [[Carnatic]] [[musician]] (b. [[1895]])
*[[1978]] - [[Dan Dailey]], American actor (b. [[1913]])
*[[1979]] - [[Johan Borgen]], Norwegian author (b. [[1903]])
*[[1981]] - [[Moshe Dayan]], Israeli general (b. [[1915]])
*[[1982]] - [[Mario del Monaco]], Italian tenor (b. [[1915]])
*[[1983]] - [[Jakov Gotovac]], Croatian composer (b. [[1895]])
* 1983 - [[Kelso (horse)|Kelso]], American racehorse (b. [[1957]])
*[[1986]] - [[Arthur Grumiaux]], Belgian violinist (b. [[1921]])
*[[1989]] - [[Cornel Wilde]], American actor (b. [[1915]])
*[[1990]] - [[Art Blakey]], American jazz drummer (b. [[1919]])
*[[1992]] - [[Shirley Booth]], American actress (b. [[1898]])
*[[1996]] - [[Eric Malpass]], English novelist (b. [[1910]])
* 1996 - [[Jason Bernard]], American actor (b. [[1938]])
*[[1997]] - [[James Michener]], American writer (b. [[1907]])
* 1997 - [[Audra Lindley]], American actress (b. [[1918]])
*[[1998]] - [[Jon Postel]], American Internet pioneer (b. [[1943]])
*[[1999]] - [[Jean Shepherd]], American writer and actor (b. [[1921]])
*[[2000]] - [[Mel Carnahan]], American politician (b. [[1934]])
*[[2002]] - [[Angela Dawson]], American murder victim
*[[2003]] - [[Avni Arbas]], Turkish artist (b. [[1919]])
* 2003 - [[Stu Hart]], Canadian professional wrestler (b. [[1915]])
* 2003 - [[László Papp]], Hungarian boxer (b. [[1926]])
*[[2004]] - [[Pierre Salinger]], [[John F. Kennedy]]'s White House Press Secretary (b. [[1925]])
*[[2005]] - [[Elmer Dresslar, Jr.|"Len" Dresslar]], American singer and voice actor (b. [[1925]])
* 2005 - [[David Reilly]], American singer ([[God Lives Underwater]]) (b. [[1971]])
*[[2006]] - [[Valentín Paniagua Corazao]], Ex President of [[Peru]] (b. [[1936]])
* 2006 - [[Ross Davidson]], British actor (b. [[1949]])
* 2006 - [[Tommy Johnson (session musician)|Tommy Johnson]], American tubist (b. [[1935]])
* 2006 - [[Lister Sinclair]], Canadian broadcaster and playwright (b. [[1921]])
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GOAL's first use was for the original [[Jak and Daxter]] PS2 game; the predecessor language, GOOL, was also developed by Andy Gavin for [[Crash Bandicoot (video game)|Crash Bandicoot]].
==Holidays and observances==
* [[World Food Day]]
* [[Boss's Day]]
* [[National Feral Cat Day (U.S.)]].[http://www.nationalferalcatday.org/]
==External links==
* http://www.franz.com/success/customer_apps/animation_graphics/naughtydog.lhtml — Franz Inc. success story
* [http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/october/16 BBC: On This Day]
* http://bc.tech.coop/blog/060118.html — Page about LISP developments by [[Paul Graham]] and [[Naughty Dog]]
* [http://www.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/20061016.html ''The New York Times'': On This Day]
* http://www.gamasutra.com/features/gdcarchive/2003/White_Stephen.ppt — (Powerpoint) ''Jak & Daxter: The Precursor Legacy'', development overview, lessons learned, very interesting
* [http://www1.sympatico.ca/cgi-bin/on_this_day?mth=Oct&day=16 On This Day in Canada]
* http://www.gamasutra.com/features/gdcarchive/2003/Denman_Stu.ppt — (Powerpoint) ''Highly detalied continuous worlds'', about the streaming world loader
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[[tg:16 октябр]]
[[tr:16 Ekim]]
[[uk:16 жовтня]]
[[vec:16 de otobre]]
[[fiu-vro:16. rehekuu päiv]]
[[wa:16 d' octôbe]]
[[war:Oktubre 16]]
[[bat-smg:Spalė 16]]
[[zh:10月16日]]
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