all the abstractions and obfuscations an “advanced” C++ program contains. First and foremost, C++ should be seen as a language that enables complexity management. The features one has grown fond of in this concept, like operator overloading, object orientation, automatic construction/destruction, etc., are however mostly unsuitable for efficient low-level code."
>From "Introduction to High Performance Computing for Scientists and Engineers" CRC Press, 2011. So if one avoids such C++ complexity management features and a Haskell compiler can see through most of the complexity management features of Haskell; they should be comparable. :) Casey -- -- Regards, KC
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