Re: Are we close to a Lisp boom ?

thus spoke Paul Donnelly <paul-donnelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Assuming that when one program goes awry, the whole image goes down, you
have a point. But that wouldn't necessarily happen.

The process will die on OOM (out-of-memory) anyway. That's not something
a Lisp image could control - it's the kernel that kills processes under
memory shortage.

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