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> 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.
by 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.