Re: Practical Common Lisp reviewed on /.



Paolo Amoroso wrote:
drewc <drewc@xxxxxxxx> writes:

72000 + hits from that slashdot article on a cliki using a serve-event listener on a UML instance with 128mb RAM, and it stayed solid... Lisp is "practical" indeed :)


You may post this comment to Slashdot's PCL thread.

I did, of course, but the genius that is slashdot's moderation has kept me well below the radar of anybody who cares. :)


drewc


-- Drew Crampsie drewc at tech dot coop "Never mind the bollocks -- here's the sexp's tools." -- Karl A. Krueger on comp.lang.lisp .



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