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It's okay, at least when you have SSD or at least decent RAM. Here is an example: ingo@freguntu:~/Frege/frege$ time java -jar fregec.jar -version 3.23

It's okay, at least when you have SSD or at least decent RAM. Here is an example: ingo@freguntu:~/Frege/frege$ time java -jar fregec.jar -version 3.23.900 0:00.22 62016k ingo@freguntu:~/Frege/frege$ ls -l fregec.jar -rw------- 1 ingo ingo 33426802 Mär 6 12:32 fregec.jar

georgewsinger 11y ago
22 milliseconds? Unless I'm mistaken that's blazing fast?
- drewr 11y ago
  I believe that's 220ms. Which isn't too bad. But Clojure can usually match that if you AOT everything. It's still too slow for serious command-line utils, though, so you're back to Haskell.
  - tamana 11y ago
    Or using a long-running system daemon to host the VM
mike_hearn 11y ago
Aren't you checking the Frege compiler, there? The complaint about Clojure is that Clojure apps start slow. Frege compiles to Java and from there to bytecode, so you'd need to compare a hello world in both languages to answer the original question, I think.
- voxfrege 11y ago
  The compiler is a Frege app.