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From: tim@cmu-cs-k.ARPA (Tim Maroney)
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Subject: Re: Speed with numbers: PDP-10 Maclisp vs. Fortran (details)
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Date: Fri, 15-Mar-85 19:59:04 EST
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Ideally, if you are writing a program which has 80% "Lisp-like" code and 20%
"Fortran-like" code, the programming environment should make it possible to
link Fortran functions into the Lisp interpreter.  Unfortunately, many
(most?) Lisps do not support this....
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Tim Maroney, Carnegie-Mellon University, Networking
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