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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.net>
Subject: Re: How fast can lisp go?
Date: 2000/07/13
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* Robert Monfera <monfera@fisec.com>
| This would not work if real-time output synchronization is needed
| (e.g., displaying a video stream).

  I said "which would drain during GC" about the output buffers.
  That's what solves the constant output bandwidth problem.

  I'm insulted that you think I answered his question without
  considering constant data flow on the output side.  Perhaps you
  didn't even read what I suggested?  I have to hope so.

#:Erik
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