top | item 46329390 (no title) xnacly | 2 months ago the rust example is so far off being useful and file io seems completly dumb in this context discuss order hn newest pizlonator|2 months ago Real programs have to do IO and the C and C++ code runs faster while also doing IO.What do you think they could have done better assuming that the IO is a necessary part of the benchmark?Also good job to the Rust devs for making the benchmark so much faster in nightly. I wonder what they did. igouy|2 months ago > Assuming that the IO is a necessary part of the benchmark …So make it significant, move giga like benchmarks game reverse-complement & fasta & …https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... Aurornis|2 months ago The file I/O is probably irrelevant, but the startup time is not.The differences among the really fast languages are probably in different startup times if I had to guess. load replies (2)
pizlonator|2 months ago Real programs have to do IO and the C and C++ code runs faster while also doing IO.What do you think they could have done better assuming that the IO is a necessary part of the benchmark?Also good job to the Rust devs for making the benchmark so much faster in nightly. I wonder what they did. igouy|2 months ago > Assuming that the IO is a necessary part of the benchmark …So make it significant, move giga like benchmarks game reverse-complement & fasta & …https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... Aurornis|2 months ago The file I/O is probably irrelevant, but the startup time is not.The differences among the really fast languages are probably in different startup times if I had to guess. load replies (2)
igouy|2 months ago > Assuming that the IO is a necessary part of the benchmark …So make it significant, move giga like benchmarks game reverse-complement & fasta & …https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
Aurornis|2 months ago The file I/O is probably irrelevant, but the startup time is not.The differences among the really fast languages are probably in different startup times if I had to guess. load replies (2)
pizlonator|2 months ago
What do you think they could have done better assuming that the IO is a necessary part of the benchmark?
Also good job to the Rust devs for making the benchmark so much faster in nightly. I wonder what they did.
igouy|2 months ago
So make it significant, move giga like benchmarks game reverse-complement & fasta & …
https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
Aurornis|2 months ago
The differences among the really fast languages are probably in different startup times if I had to guess.