pascal costanza

It depends on what you want to program in it. If your problem can be
nicely expressed in terms of CLOS, then it will probably be very hard to
beat its performance. If a different kind of object system would be
better suited for your problem, and you have to build lots of
workarounds in CLOS to make it work, then it might be more suitable to
implement a homegrown solution. However, I expect this to be a rare case.


Pascal

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