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CL goes near C speeds with an INCREDIBLE amount of work to make your program as static and C-like as possible. It also requires intimate knowledge of your parti
by reikonomusha 12y ago
CL goes near C speeds with an INCREDIBLE amount of work to make your program as static and C-like as possible. It also requires intimate knowledge of your particular implementation.
Sometimes it's not even possible (!) to get C speed because of things like float boxing across function boundaries.
- coldtea 12y agoI'll give you that -- but, while not C-speed, it still runs circles around Python when coding in a idiomatic style too.