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% fastgets.lsp Copyright (C) 1995-2004 Codemist Ltd
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(prog (how!-many w n)
(setq how!-many 32)
(symbol!-make!-fastget how!-many)
% It is important that NONCOM is given the fastget tag zero, since that
% number is hard coded into the Lisp kernel in "cslread.c"
(symbol!-make!-fastget 'noncom 0)
(symbol!-make!-fastget 'lose 1)
% The following list gives property-list indicators in roughly the
% order of priority across the whole range of REDUCE test files provided
% with REDUCE 3.6. For each test the number of successful and unsuccessful
% property-list accesses was counted. (S and F). The score S+2*F was used
% to allow for failing accesses needing to scan all the list, while
% successful ones only go on average half way. For each test scores for each
% particular indicator were expressed as percentages. Tables of all these
% percentages were put together and sorted - the list that follows is what
% emerged when only the highest-placed mention of a tag was kept. The effect
% should be that the most heavily used tags in each test come in this list.
% This list can be longer than the number of fast-get tags I support and only
% the relevant number of items on it will be used.
%
% At present I am assuming that the priority order will be roughly the
% same for REDUCE 3.8!
%
(setq w '(
convert rules field opmtch
optional noncom rtype dname
indexvar phystype oldnam opfn
psopfn avalue share zerop
prepfn2 newnam onep intequivfn
trace polyfn symmetric binding
nary ifdegree alt switch!*
remember minusp modefn rtypefn
infix tokprop full delchar
class delim times pprifn
spaced simpfn number!-of!-args stat
plus i2d prifn idvalfn
tag package!-name fkernfn !*decs!*
difference rvalue tracing struct
prtch kvalue mksqsubfn dfform
noform subscripted switch mgen
))
(setq n 2)
top (cons ((equal n how!-many) (return nil)))
(symbol!-make!-fastget (car w) n)
(setq w (cdr w))
(setq n (add1 n))
(go top))
% end of fastgets.lsp