FEMLISP is pretty cool. Sadly, when I need to do finite element analysis, I end up doing it in Matlab, because vastly more work has been done there. I guess the

FEMLISP is pretty cool. Sadly, when I need to do finite element analysis, I end up doing it in Matlab, because vastly more work has been done there. I guess the next time I have to make my own FTDT solver, I will think about doing something like this. Thanks for working on Matlisp; it's a great idea. Have a close look at Torch7 and how they managed to bake pthreads and CUDA into their "THTensor" class (aka, the descendant of the Lush -idx- array type). I don't know if it's the best that can be done, but I trust what has been done there more than what is happening in other areas, as this ends up being used on serious problems.