Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?

From: Pierre THIERRY <nowhere.man@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 12:21:15 +0000 (UTC)

Le Sun, 29 Apr 2007 12:19:13 -0400, George Neuner a écrit:

Technically they used PreScheme which is a statically typed dialect
with dynamic allocation but no GC.

Not quite. PreScheme is a subset of Scheme, so any PreScheme program is
a valid Scheme one, AFAIK.

Additionally it compiles into C which requires minimal bootstrap
support to get running on metal.

That how they did it, that's not inherent to the language. Like ECL that
compiles to C and SBCL to native code.

Quickly,
Pierre
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References:
- What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?
  - From: fireblade
- Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?
  - From: Dan Bensen
- Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?
  - From: Pierre THIERRY
- Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?
  - From: George Neuner

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