Re: Against the Tide of Common LISP

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From: Jeffrey Jacobs
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1986 15:51

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You cannot blame poor programming habits on the language; it's quite
feasible to write the same mess in Common LISP.

PLEASE NOTE: CL is NOT  lexically scoped; it allows BOTH dynamic and
lexical scoping, which makes the problem worse, not better.

It is possible to write bad programs in any language; it is possible to
write good programs in any language.

Jeffrey M. Jacobs, CONSART Systems Inc., Manhattan Beach, CA

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Subject: Re: Against the Tide of Common LISP
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Date: Sun, 29-Jun-86 11:51:22 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jun 29 11:51:22 1986
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