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I was looking at the Rust-dev mailing list before going to sleep :) I would argue that it is not cheating "anymore" as both the Go and C++ version are now equa
by kid0m4n 13y ago
I was looking at the Rust-dev mailing list before going to sleep :)
I would argue that it is not cheating "anymore" as both the Go and C++ version are now equal. In fact, I wanna compare how Rust performs in this exact same test with all optimizations applied. Studying those optimizations will be fun itself.
I have also explained why optimizations are perfectly fine (IMHO) here:
https://github.com/kid0m4n/rays#why-optimize-the-base-algorithm https://github.com/kid0m4n/rays#why-optimize-the-base-algori...
- buster 13y agoOk, but with different algorithms you are not testing the languages/compilers anymore but the algorithms ;) I understand that now when the C and Go version we can't compare with the rust version anymore uless someone applies the same changes.. anyway, t was a very interesting read on the rust ML and frankly i was surprised to see rust fare so well
- kid0m4n 13y agoTrue... But, I guess algorithmic advances will happen much less frequently compared to other micro optimizations. And it will keep things interesting across the board.