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Currently screamer still CONSes a lot for continuation closures. On some implementations (e.g. SBCL), dynamic-extent declarations will prevent this. I wish I were more familiar with the internals of screamer -- my question is, is it the case that continuations in screamer never escape? i.e., I see screamer forms macroexpand to things like
Is it always true that such #:CONTINUATION-614 is never used outside the dynamic extent of the LET form? If so, I will work on adding appropriate dynamic-extent declarations.
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Currently
screamer
still CONSes a lot for continuation closures. On some implementations (e.g. SBCL),dynamic-extent
declarations will prevent this. I wish I were more familiar with the internals of screamer -- my question is, is it the case that continuations in screamer never escape? i.e., I see screamer forms macroexpand to things likeIs it always true that such
#:CONTINUATION-614
is never used outside the dynamic extent of theLET
form? If so, I will work on adding appropriatedynamic-extent
declarations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: