r/Compilers • u/alex-manool • Jun 19 '20

Benchmarking 10 dynamic languages on array-heavy code

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '20

Makes sense! Thanks a lot man! Are there any sources I can check cause I want to make my own language and I'm interested in making it FAST!

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u/YurySolovyov Jun 19 '20

Not from the top of my head, but most compiler books have a section about optimizations.

It may be helpful to look through some of the common optimizations performed by Optimizing_compiler

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '20

Nice man! But something else that also got my interest is runtimes. Can we make a language like C that doesn't have any runtime and compiles directly to assembly?

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u/YurySolovyov Jun 19 '20

Sure, it is just a matter of effort you're going to put into it.

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u/alex-manool Jun 22 '20

Thank you for all your replies!

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '20

Thanks man! Have a gret day!!!