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[JPG at MIT-MC (Jeffrey P. Golden)]

From: JLK@MIT-MC
Date: Mon, 30 May 78 05:17:45 GMT
Original-Date: 05/30/78 01:17:45 EDT
Subject:
When the allocator asks you for more array space, I assume it means more
array header space, which is much different.  If that is true, why doesnt
it say so?

I just use the words given to me by LISP and LISP calls it "ARRAY" 
space.  I suppose I could check everywhere and whenever LISP says 
"ARRAY", I could change it to ARRAY-HEADER but I wonder if doing 
this in MACSYMA is worth it, especially since it is very rare for 
MACSYMA users to run out of this space.  Well, I wonder what HIC thinks.