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Common Lisp does allow one to declare types in order to have the compiler optimize the code. SBCL[0] in particular is known to be pretty good at that. Macsyma a
by juki 9y ago
Common Lisp does allow one to declare types in order to have the compiler optimize the code. SBCL[0] in particular is known to be pretty good at that. Macsyma also lives on in Common Lisp as Maxima[1].
[0]: http://sbcl.org/ http://sbcl.org/
[1]: http://maxima.sourceforge.net/ http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
- lispm 9y agoThough it does not really 'live', the Symbolics Macsyma also has been ported to Common Lisp in the 80s.