Bela Pecsek

Jeremy, When you see speed figures on about 15 more recent CPUs that are completely different to what is shown on a benchmark site using a, at that time, 12...

> You're missing the point. What if we agree to allow the hiring of companies but for some reason I have more money than you and can hire a better...

> I'm not sure if you're trying to support your argument or my argument here. In your example the sportsman is still doing the work, no one else is doing...

> What I'm not OK with is problems like the pidigits problem where often 90+% of the time is spent in arbitrary precision math libraries or the regex-redux problem where...

> slightly over half the programming languages in these benchmarks now have built-in support for arbitrary precision math. I've pretty sure regular expression support is even better. Slight nitpick but...

But if we limit the use of libraries to same language ones only than the above problem just vanishes. You have a strong enough argument and I can go with...

I did get your point from the beginning but this logic leads us to not allowing the use of any libraries whatsoever since even the standard libraries if written in...

Dear Jeremy ( @JZerf ), I hope you can fight out your ideas for a trustworthy pool of problems with clear and transparent set of criteria for acceptance. I also...

I've updated all the CL codes for the SBCL and SB-SIMD so it shouldn't be a problem including SBCL at all.

SBCL-2-2-6 including the sb-simd by default as contrib module is out. I have updated all the sbcl lisp codes to be compatible with the latest sbcl in my PR. It...