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Yes (if you're asking what I think you're asking). Computers are never fast enough. Even if they get 1000x faster, we'll want to squeeze every drop of perform
by mac01021 8y ago
Yes (if you're asking what I think you're asking). Computers are never fast enough. Even if they get 1000x faster, we'll want to squeeze every drop of performance out by using C or whatever.
- pjmlp 8y agoAs someone that remembers when C compilers for home computers weren't able to compete with junior devs hand writing Assembly, it always feels interesting to see this kind of remarks. Thankfully the changes in modern hardware architectures have triggered many runtime devs to start having another look at their compiler backends, improving vector instructions support and access to GPGPU features, instead of sticking with just good enough for CRUD apps.