You know, I wonder how much latency and performance overhead you could reduce by dynamically generating code for and recompiling parts of the audio server according to your system configuration. Generally, I wonder how much more efficient our computers could be if systems-level components were created in a language with the rich metaprogramming capabilities of Lisp. Would the opportunities for dynamic recompilation and optimization outweigh the costs associated with such a runtime? And how could we reduce or eliminate those costs?
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in reply to Urusan • •A more fundamental problem is the need for garbage collection. This is a problem for systems-level stuff.
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