Compiling LISP procedures

作者: B A Pumplin

DOI: 10.1145/24667.24669

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摘要: The programming language LISP is frequently the of choice for implementation artificial intelligence (AI) systems, even though it has earned a reputation being slow. This lack speed usually due to fact that commonly available implementations are interpretive in nature rather than compile and go. And we all know interpreting source code invariably slower simply executing compiled object code.

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