2.3 Customizing FreeLisp

2.3.6 Memory requirements

FreeLisp is a complex programming environment and, as such, places large demands on the available memory of a PC running Windows.

FreeLisp works best if as much physical memory as possible is made available to it. Large RAM disks and disk caches degrade performance significantly, and should be removed or reduced if possible.

In addition, swap files should be permanent if possible: temporary swap files can slow FreeLisp down dramatically. Check the type of the swap file using the '386 Enhanced' utility in the Windows Control Panel.


FreeLisp User's Guide - 5 FEB 1996

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