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OCaml is much faster than Go in the bytecode mode, as you have interfaces files which drastically simplify the typing process. The compiling pipeline of byteco
by EduardoRFS 5y ago
OCaml is much faster than Go in the bytecode mode, as you have interfaces files which drastically simplify the typing process.
The compiling pipeline of bytecode is basically typing -> lambda -> bytegen
Bytegen is really close to what Zinc does.
- reecko 5y ago> OCaml is much faster than Go in the bytecode mode But doesn't the compiled code run slower in bytecode mode? I think that counts.
- pjmlp 5y agoSure it does, bytecode is meant for development not for production builds. The healthy mix of interpreter/JIT/AOT backends is what many languages miss on their toolchains.