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Maybe, but I'm allowed to like more than one language, no? :) But seriously, I don't think AOT can ever match a JIT on peak performance without reducing the ab
by pron 7y ago
Maybe, but I'm allowed to like more than one language, no? :)
But seriously, I don't think AOT can ever match a JIT on peak performance without reducing the abstraction level and significantly increasing programmer burden, and much of Java's design is around "we automatically turn RAM into speed." It's a great value proposition for huge swathes of the software industry, but I don't think it's necessarily the best strategy for niches that require performance and are RAM-constrained.
I like Java and I like low-level programming even though it requires more effort regardless of language.
- pjmlp 7y agoSure, just curious. :) Currently I am on a mix of .NET (C# F#) alongside C++. I agree with the performance part, that is why the best is to be able to have both around, AOT + JIT.