Re: Could somebody use SCSH, Sheme, or Lisp to create the "Lispm" architecture.

["Ketil Malde" <ketil+@ii.uib.no>]

asimon@math.bme.hu (Simon András) writes:

> Andrew Reilly <andrew@gurney.reilly.home> writes:

>> I clearly don't understand some subtle advantage of this Genera
>> system. In what sense is it /different/ from emacs?  Is it just the
>> dialect of lisp involved that's at question?

> http://kogs-www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~moeller/symbolics-info/genera/genera.html

Is there a version of this document that is updated a bit?  I mean,
we know about garbage collection these days.  Clicking on director names
to see what's inside is also not too new.   How does it compare to a
modern Lisp system running on a modern OS?

More specific question: how is security achieved, when everything's
open, and communciation is done through unrestricted, shared objects?
The reasons given doesn't sound very convincing, looking from a
malicious user perspective.

-kzm
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