I have just commited patch which makes inlinig effective
in interpreter code. Now low level functions in interpreter
should run at similar speed as Spad code.
Note: by default interpter functions are compiled, while
command line is passed to Lisp interpreter. So loops
on command line are likely to be slow. But loops in
compiled functions should be fast. Also, for successful
compilation function must be type correct. Otherwise
interpreter may try to execute it in interpreted mode
which is even slower than Lisp interpreter. Interpreter
prints a message if it can not compile a function.
If you care about speed make sure that you remove
all type error so that you get compiled code.
--
Waldek Hebisch
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