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I'm no expert in any of the Lisps, but find that the learning curve with CL is massive. Of course, the return on your investment in learning is huge as well.
by CyberFonic 17y ago
I'm no expert in any of the Lisps, but find that the learning curve with CL is massive. Of course, the return on your investment in learning is huge as well.
Depending on what your applications are, you might find something that really hangs together well, like newLISP a better fit. And it's very simple to intergrate libraries written in C.
- hga 17y agoI'm a bit concerned by any Lisp that still uses dynamic scoping (Emacs Lisp is the only other current Lisp dialect that does). I gather that newLisp tries to mitigate the issues, but I'm not sure how well.