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AoT/JIT compilation is a property of the implementation, not the language. It would be good to know order of magnitude anyway. Like, are we talking Ruby/Python
by IshKebab 5mo ago
AoT/JIT compilation is a property of the implementation, not the language.
It would be good to know order of magnitude anyway. Like, are we talking Ruby/Python level, etc.
- veqq 5mo agoIn my tests, it's 5-10x Python for long running things (about 30% slower than Fennel on LuaJit) but for small things, because you can easily shift work to compile time, it beats normal Go: https://codeberg.org/veqq/verse-reader#performance https://codeberg.org/veqq/verse-reader#performance
- packetlost 5mo agoThere’s only one implementation so there isn’t a meaningful distinction here, but sure. It’s faster than Python and Ruby, about as fast as non-JIT Lua.