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Other benchmarks from the same group do show the memory usage and both node and Java are quite bad, as expected. Node is spectacularly bad at some, using 1.8 GB
by blub 8y ago
Other benchmarks from the same group do show the memory usage and both node and Java are quite bad, as expected. Node is spectacularly bad at some, using 1.8 GB vs Java's 384M or C++'s 155M for example.
- bloomthrowaway 8y agoJava's usage will never compare to compiled languages without GC because it has to cache a bunch of code in RAM and the garbage builds up between collection cycles. It's pretty bad compared to something like C for sure :)
- pjmlp 8y agoDepends how well they end up implementing value types. System programing languages int the 90's with GC faired pretty well in this area. Naturally they had much more control over GC, how value types were handled and manually allocation on unsafe modules.