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The community clearly disagrees. No one is disputing the results of your test. The question is will those results be replicated under conditions that are relev
by forrestthewoods 5y ago
The community clearly disagrees.
No one is disputing the results of your test. The question is will those results be replicated under conditions that are relevant to people writing code in a mainstream language under a much more prevalent compiler?
The answer might be yes! Everyone should always be suspicious of microbenchmarks. However people are also wise to be suspicious of benchmarks in obscure languages.
Your results introduce too many new variables for anyone to be comfortable to use it as a data point to inform their decision making.