Re: Pragmatic Requirements Summary : update

 
> This brings me to an observation: dual stack machines seem to work very  
> well.  However, the memory model used in C uses a single stack _and_ most  
> of the CPU design over the last 15 years has been focussed on making C  
> code run really fast.  Thoughts? 
 
	A internal strawman we are tossing around right now calls for each block to 
have it's own stack... Initally this was only for concurrancy but it might be useful 
for other stuff as you point out here... ideas on how having a "local" stack for each 
block can be useful except for concurrancy? 
 
	--Aryeh 


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