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It's more of a "testing the platform" rather than the language. You can write a Rust program that runs at exactly the same speed as a C program (the difference
by iopq 13y ago
It's more of a "testing the platform" rather than the language. You can write a Rust program that runs at exactly the same speed as a C program (the difference here would be clang backend vs. gcc moreso than the choice of language).
- wmf 13y agoThat becomes more of a pass/fail test (either you're using the fastest known library or you aren't) which isn't very interesting as a benchmark.