>Common Lisp programs run by default in a way that calls to undefined functions are detected.
Cool so what you're telling me is that by default every single function call incurs the unavoidable overhead of indirecting through some lookup for a function bound to a symbol. And you're proud of this?
Cool so what you're telling me is that by default every single function call incurs the unavoidable overhead of indirecting through some lookup for a function bound to a symbol. And you're proud of this?