I think the smaller example Matthew Flatt used in a talk about the expander is a better example. From the old expander's conception (many many years ago) only 2 people commited any changes and one of those only committed smaller instrumentation changes.
Since the rewrite (that was about 1.5 to 2x slower) less than a year ago 6 people had made commits.
What one could hope for would be some chez scheme interoperability for the really speed demanding parts.
Since the rewrite (that was about 1.5 to 2x slower) less than a year ago 6 people had made commits.
What one could hope for would be some chez scheme interoperability for the really speed demanding parts.