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Re: Why is guile still so slow?
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Jose A. Ortega Ruiz |
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Re: Why is guile still so slow? |
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Thu, 13 Oct 2011 01:56:32 +0200 |
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On Thu, Oct 13 2011, address@hidden wrote:
[...]
>> I really hope that that's not Guile's primary goal these days (and my
>> understanding is that it is not): i wouldn't be much interested if those
>> were its goals ("orchestrator of business oriented code" sounds
>> particularly dreadful :-)).
>
> By "business oriented code" I meant "business logic", ie. the actual
> low level and specialized part of the program. For instance I do system
> programming and cannot do it in scheme (whatever the implementation),
> although scheme is perfect to control the higher levels of abstraction or
> interaction with the user.
Couldn't you use the FFI? I haven't used Guile's yet, but hooking to
inotify in Racket was a breeze... Of course, if C-level performance is
a requirement, you'd need to switch to a CL compiler ;-)
> "business oriented code" sounds indeed dreadful. I need some vacation
> (in an English speaking country for instance). :)
Barcelona is sunny most of the year, and Wingo speaks quite idiomatic
American and Scheme :)
Cheers,
jao
--
To kill time is not murder, it's suicide. -William James (1842-1910)
- Why is guile still so slow?, John Lewis, 2011/10/12
- Re: Why is guile still so slow?, rixed, 2011/10/12
- Re: Why is guile still so slow?, Andy Wingo, 2011/10/13
- A bit further toward the flamewar, rixed, 2011/10/13
- Re: A bit further toward the flamewar, Ludovic Courtès, 2011/10/13
- Re: A bit further toward the flamewar, Andy Wingo, 2011/10/13
- Re: A bit further toward the flamewar, Linas Vepstas, 2011/10/13
- Re: A bit further toward the flamewar, Mike Gran, 2011/10/13
- Re: A bit further toward the flamewar, Linas Vepstas, 2011/10/13
- Re: A bit further toward the flamewar, address@hidden, 2011/10/13
- Re: A bit further toward the flamewar, Ian Price, 2011/10/13