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Sometimes, with smart data structures for specialized cases (persistency, better asymptotic behaviour etc.), it can happen that memory accesses dominate the act
by gngeal 14y ago
Sometimes, with smart data structures for specialized cases (persistency, better asymptotic behaviour etc.), it can happen that memory accesses dominate the actual execution. If that happens, and you can't saturate CPU's execution units, the difference between an efficient interpreter and a compiler gets smeared very quickly.