> I am the lead developer on Axiom which is a very large lisp project (about 1 million things of code) to do computer algebra. The help system and graphics were

> I am the lead developer on Axiom which is a very large lisp project (about 1 million things of code) to do computer algebra. The help system and graphics were implemented in C but browsers did not exist at the time (1970s). These are being reimplemented in lisp using Firefox and the canvas facility. > In the past I helped develop a product for building rule-based programs which was sold by IBM. It was entirely in lisp. > I helped develop an expert system (FAME, a Finance and Marketing Expert) to price and sell IBM mainframe hardware. It was written entirely in lisp. > I developed a language (KROPS) which was a symmetric representation of a knowledge language (KREP, Knowledge Representation) and a rule-based language (OPS5 A rule-based language). It was entirely in lisp. > I developed a robot planning program to build and assemble objects from their computer-aided design descriptions (BOXER - A Design- to-Build system). It was entirely in lisp. This sounds a bit like if he hasn't needed libraries yet, lisp probably doesn't need libraries.