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Re: CLOS Speed
- To: larus@ginger.Berkeley.EDU
- Subject: Re: CLOS Speed
- From: Gregor.pa@Xerox.COM
- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 88 16:20 PDT
- Cc: commonloops.pa@Xerox.COM
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Date: Wed, 29 Jun 88 15:00:13 PDT
From: larus%paris.Berkeley.EDU@ginger.Berkeley.EDU (James Larus)
The reason that this function speeds up execution of my program is
that the body (BODY) passed to DO-DEFTYPE is *interpreted* everytime
that TYPEP is applied to a PCL object. In fact, since TYPEP must
apply many, if not most, of the predicates, these simple code
fragements are interpreted frequently.
I had assumed that all implementations did the optimization that
prevented this interpreted code from being called at runtime. It goes
to show that you don't ever know.
I will include your change in the next release of PCL.
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- Re: CLOS Speed
- From: larus%paris.Berkeley.EDU@ginger.Berkeley.EDU (James Larus)