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Imo, the solution is to stop using C/C++ for high performance applications. Today's computers are diverse enough that distributing compiled binaries leaves a to
by oscardssmith 5y ago
Imo, the solution is to stop using C/C++ for high performance applications. Today's computers are diverse enough that distributing compiled binaries leaves a ton of performance on the table.
- josephg 5y agoWhat would you like you use instead? C/C++ code which targets generic x86_64 is a few percent slower than march=native but that still leaves it way faster than most other languages.
- oscardssmith 5y agoI think Rust and Julia are 2 of the stronger contenders.
- setr 5y agoRust also produces compiled binaries?