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... because it is hard to compete with strongly typed, optimized in runtime code.
by ilkhd2 16y ago
... because it is hard to compete with strongly typed,
optimized in runtime code.
- JoshCole 16y agoYea. If you get the same program in two different languages, you would expect the faster language to win, it can do a more thorough search. I glanced at the results of the previous competition and the first page was drenched in C++. It is too bad that Clojure wasn't offered as a language in this competition, I remember hearing that it's performance is right up there with Java. Maybe I should do a on the correlation between language speed and ranking next.