So your initial idea was to replace Python with a faster language, you then did that by rewriting the code in Swift, but are eventually disappointed that the co

So your initial idea was to replace Python with a faster language, you then did that by rewriting the code in Swift, but are eventually disappointed that the code is slower than C/C++? Why not write C/C++ in the first place if you need its performance? It is pretty well known that Swift, an inherently safer/easier language than C/C++ that does automatic reference counting cannot compete with fine-tuned C/C++. Did you not achieve your initial goal of getting something that is faster than Python?