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The point is that C isn't inherently fast ie: by simple virtue of translating a program from one language to C you are not producing a faster program. x86 has t
by staticassertion 5y ago
The point is that C isn't inherently fast ie: by simple virtue of translating a program from one language to C you are not producing a faster program. x86 has the least amount of shit between the code and the cpu, but we can see that many programs that compile to x86 are not fast.
- dahfizz 5y agoThat is a fair point, and looking back I misread the context of the comment I replied to. You should not expect free performance gains from transpiling to C.