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> traces aid debugging, profiling and obviate logging. As a heavy Common Lisp user, coming from an environment where this sort of functionality has been standa
by Ralith 14y ago
> traces aid debugging, profiling and obviate logging.
As a heavy Common Lisp user, coming from an environment where this sort of functionality has been standard for decades, I can easily say that it certainly does not "obviate logging," and it's entirely inappropriate for profiling. I hope the code's better than the ad copy.
- hcarvalhoalves 14y ago"As a heavy <insert functional language here> user, coming from an environment where this sort of functionality has been standard for decades, I can easily say that <refute any claims>. I hope <insert mockery here>." On another note... it looks great, if it performs well it can be hacked for a REPL environment / code editor plugin.
- Ralith 14y ago> <insert functional language here> Common Lisp is not a functional programming language. > <refute any claims> So we should ignore decades of experience and even simple rationality in favor of wild, unsubstantiated claims by a wheel-reinventing author?