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You reminder me the time that I worked in a biology project 2007, I developed a program with Java to analyze DNA sequences, every execution it can easily handle
by stevesun21 10y ago
You reminder me the time that I worked in a biology project 2007, I developed a program with Java to analyze DNA sequences, every execution it can easily handle over 3GB DNS sequence file without any issues, but for just curiously finding out how fast the process can be, I rewrote the program with C. The result is that C one is about 3 times faster than Java one, but the dev C one costed me about whole week (2 days for Java one).
- pjmlp 10y agoWe have a few healthcare customers on our portfolio, except for the usual HPC research use, everything else on their daily tools is a mix of R, Java and .NET tooling.
- gozur88 10y agoThat's why in practice Java programs tend to be faster if the application is nontrivial. By the time you've finished the C version you would have completed the initial version plus a few performance tuning cycles had you written it in Java.