Is Common Lisp the first kitchen sink language (ala C++)? It always seems to me like there's a lot of "Oh yeah, Common Lisp has a feature for this, too"-type blog posts, though very little about actual usage of it.
Common Lisp is the uniformization of what Lisp Machines across Genera, TI, and Xerox PARC (although Interlisp-D was a different species) were offering for a full graphics workstation, alongside other systems.
It was as kitchen sink as having POSIX (basically a full blown UNIX specification), to be expected to fill in the stuff missing from ISO C standard library.
It was as kitchen sink as having POSIX (basically a full blown UNIX specification), to be expected to fill in the stuff missing from ISO C standard library.