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Back in the day different submissions used different Lisps. Some used CL, some used Scheme. Unfortunately, I don't recall the details, and I can't find my rec
by lisper 5y ago
Back in the day different submissions used different Lisps. Some used CL, some used Scheme. Unfortunately, I don't recall the details, and I can't find my records (this was over 20 years ago). If I do come across them I'll post a followup here.
I can tell you this: I currently have a consulting gig where I help maintain a tool for designing state-of-the-art ASICS which is written in Allegro Common Lisp. It is definitely competitive with C in terms of run-time speed.
- analognoise 5y agoCan you tell us more about the tool? I love baroque EDA tools. It's a problem.
- lisper 5y agoNot a lot without breaking my NDA. But there was a public talk given by its author, Patrick Bosshart, a few years ago at a Bay Area Lispers meeting: https://thewikihow.com/video_oGQd-suLvzQ https://thewikihow.com/video_oGQd-suLvzQ
- vindarel 5y agoWe spoke about this recently on /r/lisp: https://allegrograph.com/press_room/barefoot-networks-uses-franzs-allegro-cl-to-drive-artificial-intelligence-in-networks/ https://allegrograph.com/press_room/barefoot-networks-uses-f... - https://www.reddit.com/r/Common_Lisp/comments/osnsgz/intels_programmable_ethernet_switch_is_developed/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Common_Lisp/comments/osnsgz/intels_...?