[Gardeners] Hello, and all that.

[Martin Rydstr|m]

Hi,

I figured I'd better say hi as well. I fell into CL from Emacs,
finding it odd that a lot of the good stuff was in some weird library
called cl. A brief fling with Scheme, and I found CL after being wowed
by the myriad of different schemes, and reading good posts by Erik
Naggum on comp.emacs.

I've been doing a little bit of CL every now and then since, going on
ten years or so. I'm currently studying computational linguistics.

What I want? Mostly to make sure that nice stuff works with CMUCL.
Peter's ideas of code revival and code mining also seem very
interesting. I've done a bit of both, for my own use, but never in any
organised fashion.

',mr

-- 
[Emacs] is written in Lisp, which is the only computer language that is
beautiful.  -- Neal Stephenson, _In the Beginning was the Command Line_