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Fair enough, however I don't see a benchmark which measures the performance of Clojure in a situation described as above (dealing with a lot of mutable java obj
by tomh- 15y ago
Fair enough, however I don't see a benchmark which measures the performance of Clojure in a situation described as above (dealing with a lot of mutable java objects) compared to other (JVM) languages. He clearly mentioned, for such tasks, clojure is 1000 times slower than Kawa. The fact that Clojure is fast for other types of programming problems is irrelevant for this particular case.
- calibraxis 15y agoIf the poster had could give a (minimal) example to demonstrate their claims, then we could know for sure. Otherwise, we have no idea what the problem was.