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Two thoughts: Now that Chrome has virtually all of Ecmascript 6 compliancall save for tail-call optimization) and a good smattering of Ecmascript 7 in (just rea
by oceanswave 10y ago
Two thoughts: Now that Chrome has virtually all of Ecmascript 6 compliancall save for tail-call optimization) and a good smattering of Ecmascript 7 in (just realized last week) it would seem that the next step for the V8/Chromium teams would be to optimize the hell out of the stack "it's far easier to make a correct program fast than it is to make a fast program correct"
The second is that while Edge is only on a single platform that Microsoft owns, Chrome is on multiple platforms. Thus one would hope that they can optimize their own stack for this one particular test. Perhaps this is a copout, but still worthy of mentioning
- CyberFonic 10y agoThe other factor is that Edge implements far less of ECMA specs than Chrome. It would be interesting to see how much more CPU power would be used by Edge when it implements the same set of functionality as Chrome's V8 engine.