Re: DEFUN list argument

Kaz Kylheku <643-408-1753@kylheku.com> writes:

Scheme offers very little; most serious work done with Scheme picks an
implementation and uses it.
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Many of your own posts pick a particular Scheme like Gauche and often
use its extensions that are not in Scheme.

Like in geography: "Where does London end?"   (-:

Linked lists have poor cache performance. Chasing down a linked list
involved dependent loads which the machine cannot prefetch, unlike
marching down an array that is contiguously laid out in memory.
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The battle you are trying to pick here is outdated.

I have read so a couple of times. Interesting. But what is a Lisper to
do in the source code? Convert it all to vectors/arrays? Use more
imperative idioms than recursion? Do not care, because it is all handled
by the implementation?

Honestly curious,

Axel