Re: Is Elisp really that slow?

[Emanuel Berg]

Eli Zaretskii wrote:

> A single example doesn't yet make a point.
> To prove we have a problem, much more than
> one example will be needed.

I don't think trivial to minor inconsistencies
in a project as big as the Emacs world is
a problem. On the contrary, they are natural
and to have them corrected for the sake of
imposing consistency everywhere would be a big
effort, with a very small reward, and with the
almost certain side-effect of introducing bugs
and breaking old things in the process.

> As for my opinion on this, I make a point of
> not posting "me too" responses, if I don't
> have something more intelligent to add to the
> discussion. Especially a discussion as long
> as this one.

I agree. I also make a point of that. At the
very least when the discussion's length has
reached a certain point.

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