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from kerneltraffic.org...

	This was one of those, "this would be weird and great", "no it wouldn't"
discussions. Sergiy Lozovsky started it up innocently enough, asking how
to deal with kernel stack overflow. Then it turned out that "I put LISP
interpreter inside the Kernel - http://vxe.quercitron.com - It works, but
it use a lot of stack memory. It's impossible to rewrite it easily, though
I'll investigate why exactly it uses so much of stack memory" .