Lisp

Is there a lisp with manual memory management? I.e. with the ability to choose between pass-by-value and pass-by-ref, to free and allocate memory, to choose what gets allocated on heap, stack, registers, to choose the memory layout of structs, etc?

>>33
Hey faggot, whose the one with 2.8 PhD's here? I just invented endotensor theory without even trying; if I use something, it is obviously correct. Besides that, Archimedes spoke shitty English, but I don't see you shitting all over his primitive differential calculus for that! Why am I the one being singled out for abuse here? I guess that it is true that a prophet is not without honor, except in his own country.

>>35
I've already explained in this very thread how they work in the simplest terms possible. Can you try to articulate what it is that you don't understand so that I can help you, please?

Also, please stop with the irrelevant attacks based on grammar. If you think that there is a problem with the underlying math concepts, feel free to comment on it, but keep in mind that this is not a published paper or an academic environment where precise mathematical rigor is practical. Also keep in mind that I contribute to this board out of the goodness of my heart and that I gain nothing out of this, please respect that my time is valuable and appreciate the fact that I have elected to allot a portion of it to you.