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I have done some programming in these and they are definitely more suited to the applications that their creators had in mind. I wouldn't want to do general pu

• DonaldFisk 11y ago
  Full Metal Jacket is general-purpose. Doing general-purpose programming in it does, however, has required me to think very differently. At present, it's still easier for me to program in Lisp, but that's mostly down to being a very experienced Lisp programmer and a rookie FMJ programmer. Initial difficulties are inevitable when you learn a new programming language different from the languages you already know. I had similar issues with Prolog but mastered that. Different general-purpose languages are better adapted to different programming tasks, however, and Full Metal Jacket may in time find its niche. I wouldn't write a neural network in Prolog, or an expert system in C, for example.