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Yes, my point exactly, and in the places where people use OCaml, the overhead from not monomorphising generics isn't a performance bottleneck.
by gopiandcode 5y ago
Yes, my point exactly, and in the places where people use OCaml, the overhead from not monomorphising generics isn't a performance bottleneck.
- rowanG077 5y agoThat's a self fulfilling prophecy. Of course OCaml isn't used there... Because it can't hit the performance target.
- jcelerier 5y agoExactly, I mainly work on a C++ software and for my PhD rewrote all the core algorithms in OCaml... Boy that was slow, I'm never ever touching that language again for anything that needs peak performance.