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Lisp really counter-example, because they have read-ahead (superscalar), specialized data types and hardware GC support. Read-ahead (superscalar) becomes typic
by simne 1y ago
Lisp really counter-example, because they have read-ahead (superscalar), specialized data types and hardware GC support.
Read-ahead (superscalar) becomes typical from Pentium and similar class CPUs; even specialized data types gaining some usage (AVX-512, FP-16/FP-8); but for hardware GC I don't know any widely used examples.
- sethev 1y agoWhat conclusion do you draw from that? Nothing you're saying contradicts anything I said.
- simne 1y agoI stated exactly - MICROCOMPUTERS are stateful and imperative just because marketing dictated them, but multi-chip CPUs are not always imperative. Other conclusion, looks like you are hater, minusing my comments just because you don't agree and don't accept any views except your own.
- sethev 1y agoWe're talking past each other somehow. Nothing I've said in this thread is hateful.
- simne 1y agoSo I must assume your answer as "thank you for your view, I just see other"? I just don't see thank you. Formally your answers are not hateful, but you may say thanks for info I provided, as I see you was not aware before.