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Only for some code it's not apples to apples. For most code GC is not a big deal and the languages just offer different tradeoffs. Perl, for example, has XS for
by zzzcpan 9y ago
Only for some code it's not apples to apples. For most code GC is not a big deal and the languages just offer different tradeoffs. Perl, for example, has XS for performance critical code, which is essentially C or C++. But the ecosystem is big enough that you don't necessarily need to write any C code yourself.
And all of this is not even relevant to usability issues he tries to discuss.