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Lisp has a lot of functions for working with linked lists, which do double duty as functions for working with parsed code. But optimized Lisp tends to use struc
by erik_seaberg 5y ago
Lisp has a lot of functions for working with linked lists, which do double duty as functions for working with parsed code. But optimized Lisp tends to use structs and arrays and hashtables and avoids creating a lot of lists at runtime.