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Maybe I come from a different world, but these numbers seem pretty good. If you compare C++ and Go, C++ is 3x-1x faster than Go using more code. For most appli
by beering 11y ago
Maybe I come from a different world, but these numbers seem pretty good. If you compare C++ and Go, C++ is 3x-1x faster than Go using more code.
For most applications that you'd expect to use Go for, that's decent efficiency at a smaller memory footprint than Java. Enough, certainly, to make a high-performance server that uses less RAM than Java and less code than C++.
- nulltype 11y agoGo seems to be heavily optimized for write-time efficiency instead of runtime efficiency.