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It's an implementation issue that matters if you're writing a system that needs to offer high performance today. Regarding writing assembly - that's fine, you
by moconnor 13y ago
It's an implementation issue that matters if you're writing a system that needs to offer high performance today.
Regarding writing assembly - that's fine, you could also write a routine in C and call it. The thrust of my comment is that it is untrue to argue that native Go and Java match the performance of C/C++. They don't. They might in the future.
- pkolaczk 13y agoIn the majority of cases they do. For a few minor cases where they don't (but they are close to) you can drop to C or assembly.