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What's missing in these tests is that they do not capture the required knowledge by the developer to achieve those results. If anybody has actually checked C/C
by tasubotadas 7y ago
What's missing in these tests is that they do not capture the required knowledge by the developer to achieve those results.
If anybody has actually checked C/C++ examples, one could see that they use non-trivial techniques/libraries to achieve superior performance.
What would be REALLY interesting to see is breakdown of the performance by the years of experience of people that submitted working code examples.
I have a feeling that a developer with one year of experience in Java, will probably beat developers with two years of experience in C/C++.
- igouy 7y agoDo you have an example of program performance measurements that do "capture the required knowledge by the developer" ? How can you tell that the knowledge was actually "required" rather than incidental ? Wouldn't it depend exactly what experience they gained in that one year and how relevant it was to the task at hand?