> Like SBCL, Clozure, Gambit/C, DrScheme/Racket, Franz, Lispworks? These, and others, are very solid tools.
No, those are quite solid tools. Regardless of that, his point still stands -- most lisps are toys. I'm pretty sure that with a little looking I could find 10 toy variants for each practical variant you can name.
No, those are quite solid tools. Regardless of that, his point still stands -- most lisps are toys. I'm pretty sure that with a little looking I could find 10 toy variants for each practical variant you can name.