Tim Bradshaw tfb at tfeb.org
Fri Jul 2 16:27:49 EDT 1999

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* Michael P Reilly wrote:

> Supposedly, Lisp was created in 1953, a year after Fortran, and is said
> to be the second higher-level (non-assembly) language written.

No, I think it's 1958 -- the 40th anniversary conference was last
year, after all!

(A good year for programming languages and guitars both).

--tim

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