Re: Gradual Growth of Memory Use?
"wojciech.pasieka (as wojciech dot pasieka at ai dot pressiton dot com)" <[email protected]> (Adrian W. Pasieka Ikane)
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From: "David McClain (as dbm at refined-audiometrics dot com)" <[email protected]> 'LWW seems quite speedy as long as the memory image in use remains below 1.5 GB. Something happens once you cross above that allocation. Perhaps just overly long CONS chains?' I just found this recently and haven’t tested it yet, it might also be relevant to the recent discussion about overall Lisp's performance: 'This code implements a novel algorithm for iterating over all permutations of a standard Lisp list (a singly linked list). No cons operations are performed during the iteration, and the original nodes are reused throughout the entire process.' https://git.univ-pau.fr/tbaruchel/numerical-routines/-/snippets/5 -- Regards, Adrian W. Pasieka
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