Secondly, 4clojure tells me use of resolve is bad as well :
i.e. the following is my latest code
(fn evaluate [c m]
(let [ [f & as]
(map
#(if (sequential? %)
(evaluate % m)
(let [x (m %)] (if x x %))) c)]
(apply (resolve f) as)))
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