That seems odd when you consider that a Lisp can be implemented in, what, a couple hundred lines of C? All the guys who can design a processor know how to progr

That seems odd when you consider that a Lisp can be implemented in, what, a couple hundred lines of C? All the guys who can design a processor know how to program, and it's not like Lisp is totally magical. Now, most people who do primarily hardware work probably aren't that interested in Lisp, because there's not really much Lisp focus out there. I'm a computer engineer, I know how to write HDL and lay silicon, I like Lisp... actually it would be a pretty fun project to do in an FPGA.