Steve Losh • 10/10/2016

Customizing Common Lisp's Iterate: Timing

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This technical article is part of a series on customizing Common Lisp's Iterate library. It provides a detailed tutorial on implementing a custom 'timing' clause to measure elapsed time per iteration and across an entire loop, which is useful for rough performance benchmarks. The post includes code examples, macro definitions, and discussions on argument pairing and implementation details.

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