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The problem is that you may have to stray outside that vectorized bubble, and at that point you enter into a two-language situation if you are using R (e.g. RCp
by idunning 11y ago
The problem is that you may have to stray outside that vectorized bubble, and at that point you enter into a two-language situation if you are using R (e.g. RCpp) or Python (Cython?) - which was one of the motivations for the whole Julia language, to avoid needing to do that.
- epistasis 11y agoBut that's no excuse for a bad benchmark. If it actually were necessary to stray out of vectorization, then the Julia benchmark would have a point. But those cases are few and far between in what I have experienced, and apparently in what the benchmark authors have experienced.