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But higher-level languages can write the machine code that "exploits caching in general and optimizes for locality in particular" for you Are there any in exis
by statictype 16y ago
But higher-level languages can write the machine code that "exploits caching in general and optimizes for locality in particular" for you
Are there any in existence that do this particularly well (ie, at least as good or better than a reasonably experienced C programmer might)?
- jrockway 16y agoSure, lots. They use the same C libraries that the reasonable experienced C programmer would. (Also, take a look at some of the ghc on llvm benchmarks, it's very competitive with C, and doesn't require you to jump through any hoops. I'd link you, but Google is blocked at work due to incompetent firewall rules. Sigh.)