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Subject: Re: Lisp Machines
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Date: Tue, 21-May-85 11:23:00 EDT
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In our Common Lisp compiler, we have found that we can get
good overall performance on IBM 370 machines running CMS, which have
instructions for 24 operations and lots of bit code.
but we need to do a lot more tricks then would be required
on a lisp machine.  (naturally with a 3270 we cannot do windows)