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Fgl-array-support

Support for fast array lookups in FGL

FGL supports a form of fast array lookup based on the fgarray abstract stobj. The accessors and updaters for the fgarray abstract stobj have corresponding primitive implementations in FGL that operate on real fgarray objects stored in the FGL interpreter state. As with FGL's support for fast alists (see fgl-fast-alist-support), some care must be taken to use these array objects in a single-threaded manner.

Subtopics

Fgarray

The abstract stobj interface on which FGL's array support is based