Tobia Conforto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Alex Shinn wrote:
>> Tobia Conforto writes:
>>> The file perltestdata in Edi Weitz's cl-ppcre contains a big PCRE
>>> stress test (15,000 tests) already formatted for lisp.
>>
>> What Felix is looking for, however, is a benchmark.
>
> What's wrong with
While this is probably not what you are looking for, there is always
(system "csc -s path/to/file.scm"). This should help with issues of
using (eval ...). You can (write ...) your code to a temp file, run
csc on it, and (load ...) the .so.
If you are trying to compile a closure, I'm not sur
hi, chicken-users,
i've been using chicken scheme for quite a while now, and would like
to request a feature (or at least a hint on doing something roughly
equivalent).
most, if not all common lisp implementations provide the 'compile-file
and 'compile functions.
these are very useful for imp
Alex Shinn wrote:
Tobia Conforto writes:
The file perltestdata in Edi Weitz's cl-ppcre contains a big PCRE
stress test (15,000 tests) already formatted for lisp.
What Felix is looking for, however, is a benchmark.
What's wrong with repeating 1000 times each of those test cases, at
least t
