gjc@mitech.COM (03/24/90)
It seems to me that since CRAY CPU time costs serious money, and that if you are going to do some serious lisp work over any length of time on it, then it would justify the cost of getting the common-lisp implementation from CRAY. That is the Allegro Common Lisp, which has done pretty well on Macsyma, usually an acid-test for a lisp. (You know how things can break when you throw large strangely-styled programs at them). -gjc I've heard of a KCL port to the CRAY. But again, you have to look at the cost of cpu time and the difference in runtime efficiency for the code you are going to run.