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It's more likely to be GC that makes Lisp unattractive as an alternate to C++ for the things for which I'd normally use C/C++. I have spent way too much time w
by avifreedman 13y ago
It's more likely to be GC that makes Lisp unattractive as an alternate to C++ for the things for which I'd normally use C/C++. I have spent way too much time wrangling Wowza, Hadoop, and other things written in Java in the last years, and have yet to see a good incremental garbage collector in a JVM to support things that do gigabits of throughput and need to do it every second day in+out. Pointers to the contrary are welcome...