Right. As an industry, we need to get away from the simplistic "manual=fast" model. Logic does not automatically get faster when you write it in C or C++. It fr

Right. As an industry, we need to get away from the simplistic "manual=fast" model. Logic does not automatically get faster when you write it in C or C++. It frequently gets slower, since your one-off "lean and mean" native code clumsily and slowly does the job that a managed runtime has been tuned for decades to do.