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I suspect by "industrial-strength" what he actually means is "something you have to pay a lot of money for." rather than "is widely acknowledged as a useful and
by DrSprout 17y ago
I suspect by "industrial-strength" what he actually means is "something you have to pay a lot of money for." rather than "is widely acknowledged as a useful and powerful tool by the industry."
- tomjen3 17y agoLisp may be cheap now, but I doubt the lisp machines were cheap back in the day.
- astine 17y agoI could be wrong, but I believe that you had to pay a lot of money for Lisp Machines back in the day.
- ekiru 17y agoOr now, if for some reason you still want one. It wouldn't cost you quite as much as Visual Studio Ultimate, but it would likely cost you more than Visual Studio Professional With MSDN($1,199) and a fairly impressive modern PC.