> It has been stable for a good long time. Which is nice if you've got a giant repository of old code that you dust off and run from time to time. I think CL i

> It has been stable for a good long time. Which is nice if you've got a giant repository of old code that you dust off and run from time to time. I think CL is one of the few languages that I can see myself using for a decade, continuously, without having to go back and refresh pieces to conform to the latest version & compiler. Not only that, you can essentially reprogram it to keep up with advances in the field.