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Compiler output isn't an abstraction. It's what is ultimately executed where the compiler's source sample is not. For an apples to apples comparison I am clai
by austincheney 8y ago
Compiler output isn't an abstraction. It's what is ultimately executed where the compiler's source sample is not. For an apples to apples comparison I am claiming the code compiled from a framework is going to be slower than well written code without a framework. I am also claiming you well be painfully challenged to prove otherwise.
Frameworks don't exist to make code faster. They exist to provide an abstraction layer.