> While that is unfair, the debugging experience, stability, flexibility etc are more painful for my taste. You mean c# debugging and stability are bad relativ

> While that is unfair, the debugging experience, stability, flexibility etc are more painful for my taste. You mean c# debugging and stability are bad relative to your own debugging workflow (I can imagine how CL makes things way faster) ? > lisp (and prolog by the way) Talk about low odds, I don't know how many shops use both but that seems like a rare gem. btw you use swipl as your prolog implem ? Do you do conferences discussing some of your work ? I'd be very interesting in following that :)