Re: Is Elisp really that slow?

[Emanuel Berg]

Dmitry Gutov wrote:

> I strongly disagree: as somebody who like
> instant gratification, I see that Emacs
> provides significant advantages to us: fast
> ability to see how it works and why, to
> change its behavior in an instance, to
> experiment without
> recompiling/restarting/whatever.

Interesting...

Perhaps many, if not most people like their
gratification instantly, it is rather the
gratification in particular that differs?

This

> change its behavior in an instance, to
> experiment without
> recompiling/restarting/whatever.

also appealed to me in a huge way BTW.
And I think that appeal came pretty instantly.

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