er, I'm not sure what this acronym exactly stands for. Surely, "L" is
for "Lisp" and "DN" is for "DotNet". The rest? You'll figure it out...&nbsp;:)

<br>&nbsp;<br><h3><a class=none name="ack">Acknowledgements</a></h3>

RDNZL owes very much to Pedro Pinto's <a href="http://www.rivendell.ws/dot-scheme/">Dot-Scheme</a> project, especially
as far as the C++ part is concerned. In fact, I couldn't have written
RDNZL without studying (and partly copying) the Dot-Scheme
implementation.  Pedro was also very helpful