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From: oster@ucblapis.UUCP
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Subject: Re: experlisp and experops5 on machintosh
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Date: Sat, 12-Jul-86 22:27:45 EDT
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ExperLisp allows interface to the Mac's memory manager, and to machie
language.
 If you use something, like LightSpeed C, to create a pure macihine code
 segment, you can read it into ExperLisp and dispatch to it.  passing it
 reasonable arguments may be something of a problem though. (You can
 always creat a handle to a chunk of memory, pass that, then examoine it
 afterward.)

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