> They are just designed for different points in the solution space. I guess my problem is that I don't understand which point of the solution space Castor is t

> They are just designed for different points in the solution space. I guess my problem is that I don't understand which point of the solution space Castor is trying to go for. > There is plenty of performance comparison between C++ and Python on the web Sorry if I wasn't clear myself. I didn't mean for general python vs c++ comparison. I meant Castor vs the things it is trying to position itself as an alternative to (e.g. numpy or julia).