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Yes any benchmark will be invalid for some people, such is life. If you want to claim or know something specific you will have to so your own painstaking inves
by gameswithgo 5y ago
Yes any benchmark will be invalid for some people, such is life. If you want to claim or know something specific you will have to so your own painstaking investigation or find someone who has done that work.
benchmarkgame does not attempt to compare idiomatic solutions for languages, it is closer to a “what is the best you can do” benchmark
- grumpyprole 5y ago> It is closer to a “what is the best you can do” benchmark As I suspected. So of course this tells us very little about how fast idiomatic code is relative to other languages. "The best I can do" is to invoke hand optimised assembly language, but rarely is that the right choice. A much more useful test would involve benchmarking some similar real world apps that solve the same problem.
- igouy 5y agoPlease show the objective rules that could be used to identify "idiomatic Java" and "idiomatic C#". Please show the objective rules to direct how comparison should be done when one languages "idiomatic" is not the same as some other languages "idiomatic" — to avoid you can write Java in any language.