Al 07/05/12 09:41, En/na Armin Rigo ha escrit:
Hi,
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 11:12 PM, xancorreu<[email protected]> wrote:
By the other hand, saying with other words: with scripts appeared in alioth,
pypy is faster?
Probably a bit, but does it matter? Consider a completely un-pythonic
program that no-one would ever write this way: is the question "is
PyPy faster on it" of any great relevance? The meta-answer to your
question is that if we rewrite the programs to be much simpler, easier
to understand, and more natural for Python (we did for a few of them),
then yes, they end up being way faster on PyPy than in CPython.
The meta-question is: what is the fastest language with "comfortable"
syntax and expressions ;-)
This is a very subjective question, because comfortable is subjective.
But I think, I hope, that the benchmarks, open the programs and compare
to other programs which do the same, is the only way I know to,
personally, reach its answer.
Thanks,
Xan.
A bientôt,
Armin.
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