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Is OCaml fast?
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Date: | 2010-11-24 (00:12) |
From: | Isaac Gouy <igouy2@y...> |
Subject: | Re: Is OCaml fast? |
Richard Jones <rich <at> annexia.org> writes: > > Note that there is no restriction on "tuning the GC" for regex-dna. > > > > Note that there is no restriction on "tuning the GC" for any task except > > binary-trees. > > Don't you think this is a pretty ludicrous restriction? > > Tuning the GC / adjusting the size of pools or mallocs is essential > for optimizing for modern processors. I bet the C programs are doing > this, except that it won't obviously be called "tuning the GC" > although it amounts to precisely the same thing. What you say would be interesting if you'd taken the trouble to look at the C programs.