Michele Simionato wrote: > > As I told you in the conference, I think you should check in the > > Lisp/Scheme world where there is an astonishingly amount of > > knowledge about JIT and in general about compiling to C code fast.
Michael Hudson wrote: > While not disputing the general thrust of this, I would say that I am > aware of *no* work on using run-time information to improve > compilation in a Lisp or a Scheme system (this surprises me, and I > have looked for it a bit, but I may have missed something). This surprises me too. > Also, very few serious common lisp implementations go via C (the only > one I can think of that does is GCL). Yes, GCL compiles to C, and there's also ECL (which I found to be interesting recently): http://ecls.sourceforge.net/ In general, all KCL(Kyoto Common Lisp)-derived CL implementations go via C, and they all share the common root. Seo Sanghyeon _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
