Cool but this article doesn't discuss the Lisp 2 GC in any detail. It is a clever method, a relocating mark/sweep GC that moves old objects to a "sediment" that it doesn't rescan unless it has to, iirc. I read about it in the Spitbol source code. Spitbol uses the same method and credits it to Lisp-2 and I don't remember seeing it anywhere else, including in Richard Jones' 2006 GC book (I haven't gotten to see the 2023 edition yet). I had been thinking of reimplementing it for ulisp which is a small lisp that originally ran on the Arduino.