proof that XML and lisp forms are interchangeable

[ via FoRK ] An XSLT style sheet that transforms arbitrary well-formed XML into something a ‘modern’ (post 1974) Lisp or Scheme interpreter can consume. It’s been a few years since I messed about with Lisp for an AI class.

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