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speed of compiled funcalls
- To: (BUG LISPM) at MIT-AI
- Subject: speed of compiled funcalls
- From: Gyro at MIT-AI (Scott W. Layson)
- Date: Sat ,1 Mar 80 16:22:00 EDT
This isn't a bug, but I didn't know whom else to ask, so:
I have a macro that in normal use generates a lot of stuff of the form
(funcall #'foo bar)
and
(funcall #'(lambda (snrk) (glop snrk 3)) cruft)
Should I bother to make the macro smart enough to turn this into
(foo bar)
and
(glop cruft 3)
or is the compiler smart enough to do the equivalent thing for me?