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C++, Rust, .Net would qualify, Go (doesn’t have a “release mode as such, but achieved decent speed), Julia, etc Anything that makes an actual attempt at optim
by FridgeSeal 6y ago
C++, Rust, .Net would qualify, Go (doesn’t have a “release mode as such, but achieved decent speed), Julia, etc
Anything that makes an actual attempt at optimising for performance.
- pwdisswordfish4 6y ago> .Net Not a programming language. (And you seemed to have missed the point; a "fast language" is essentially a nonsense term.) > Anything that makes an actual attempt at optimising for performance. So something like any of the modern JS engines...?