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It helps that Go is a relatively new language and the easier optimizations are getting taken care of. I doubt we will see this much of a performance gain from a
by ConceitedCode 13y ago
It helps that Go is a relatively new language and the easier optimizations are getting taken care of. I doubt we will see this much of a performance gain from another 1.* release. There are definitely significant improvements to come, but I don't believe it will be this substantial.
- enneff 13y agoI wouldn't be so sure. The compiler is still very simple by modern standards.
- cloudwizard 13y agoRob Pike said that he believed that they could get similar performance enhancements in the next release. He was talking at Google I/O fireside chat on Go.
- vanderZwan 13y agoI do expect the "bottlenecks" in Go programs to have shifted a bit thought.
- talloaktrees 13y agoThey are still working with low hanging fruit. Brad Fitzpatrick mentioned his optimization method was to run the profile, and pick the thing on the top to work on.
- kisielk 13y agoIsn't that the standard way to decide what to optimize? There's often not much gain to be had if you are optimizing things that are not the bottleneck.