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The article doesn't mention which version of gc and which version of gccgo was used. Why do people post benchmarks without such basic information?
by mseepgood 14y ago
The article doesn't mention which version of gc and which version of gccgo was used. Why do people post benchmarks without such basic information?
- CoffeeDregs 14y agoApologies. Though the HN post title says 4.8.0, I didn't mention anything about it or the Go version in the blog post. I'll add those. GCC was 4.8.0. Go was 1.1rc1. Both AMD64.