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I don't think it is. The top comment in that thread indicates why. In general for most long lived workloads, I would expect Go to be approximately 15-25% slowe
by nindalf 6y ago
I don't think it is. The top comment in that thread indicates why.
In general for most long lived workloads, I would expect Go to be approximately 15-25% slower than an equivalent C/C++/Rust program because of the CPU overhead of the Go GC. The Go team have done a lot of great work to optimize pause times and memory consumption though.