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Its gradually typed, and compiles down to typed code with LLVM on first run. So after a warmup (which can be cached) its effectively static for purposes of perf
by kazagistar 6y ago
Its gradually typed, and compiles down to typed code with LLVM on first run. So after a warmup (which can be cached) its effectively static for purposes of performance.
- guerrilla 6y agoI was quoting the developers. I'll take their word for it. Whether something is compiled or not is orthogonal. I need strong static typing, preferably with algebraic data types. Julia doesn't provide any of that, Rust provides all of that.