"Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz" <nospam@gsg.eds.com> writes:
>Oh, no! Please don't start a LISP versus Prolog debate!

Any competent Lisp programmer knows there is _something_ of value in Prolog,
and what's more, knows where to find a free Lisp embedding of Prolog for
when it's useful.  Any competent Prolog programmer knows there is much of
value in Lisp, and will look to it for ideas.  (Some of the ideas in my
Craft of Prolog were stolen from a paper by Boyer & Moore on how to map
Fortran to pure Lisp for their theorem prover.)

-- 
John �neas Byron O'Keefe; 1921/02/04-1997/09/27; TLG,TLTA,BBTNOTL.
Richard A. O'Keefe; RMIT Comp.Sci; http://www.cs.rmit.edu.au/%7Eok