igouy

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   by igouy 18y ago

   If that was your intention it's strange that as an example you suggested something that is not shown on the graph.
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   by igouy 18y ago

   > but you won't see anyone run towards either of them... Avi Bryant did. http://www.seaside.st/
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   by igouy 18y ago

   > e.g. thread startup cost There are 2 which require threads, there's no PHP program for either of those so why do you think "thread startup cost" has any relevance?
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   by igouy 18y ago

   > in most cases In 9/15 cases PHP is >= 2x faster In 6/15 cases PHP uses less memory
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   by igouy 18y ago

   What don't you understand?
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   by igouy 18y ago

   No! The Erlang pitch is "Distributed, reliable, soft real-time concurrent systems". Distributed supervised processes are a mechanism to achieve error containment and fault tolerance. "making reliable systems in the presence of software erro
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   by igouy 18y ago

   What's being measured? From the homepage: "we measure particular programs". Have the Java programs been re-written for multi-core? Have the Erlang programs been re-written for multi-core? Have you looked at the individual benchmarks? Have
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   by igouy 18y ago

   Notice that you're looking at SBCL 0.9.16 Notice that there are more up-to-date measurements available from the homepage http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/
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   by igouy 19y ago

   http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/gp4sandbox/benchmark.php?t...