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Bjarne general
Jason Young
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Aaron Fisher
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Thomas Brown
no
Austin Taylor
Friendly reminder that C > C++.
Angel Allen
He sounds so fucking butthurt
Nathaniel Morales
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Carter Adams
>Easier to optimize
What a huge faggot.
Liam Watson
nice
now we need more such papers
Xavier Campbell
Long Bjarne is loooooooooooooooooooooooonnnngggg
Hudson Garcia
88 autism points right there. I bet you used LaTeX for this
Matthew Cook
Yup you did
Benjamin Ramirez
>Comparing stdio.h to iostreams
You might as well compare ncurses to Qt.
Camden Lee
>wah, my bloated language includes shitloads of bloat and does the same fucking thing as a better language, stop comparing them like that!!111
Christopher Cooper
>didn't compile with optimizations and -s
what a retard
Leo Rogers
>need to compile with size and performance optimizations to make a binary that's better than 800% larger
Jayden Nguyen
> Anything you don't need to write a Hello World is a bloat
> This basic usage of two libraries produces the same result, therefore libraries are functionally identical and can be compared directly
As I've said, you may as well compare message box examples in ncurses and Qt.
Luis Phillips
This thread feels like old /prog/
Benjamin Allen
>He measures process startup time instead of measuring actual runtime performance
He could at least put the loop inside the code.
Dominic Foster
I updated it a while ago, adding the -s parameter to linking (divides all exe sizes by about 2) and adding build times (second time since GCC and G++ take over a second to run the first time). Forgot to convert it to PNG though.
Cooper Powell
>benchmarking Hello Worlds
benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org
William Sanders
>click one (1) C++ code
>cmath, cstdio, cstdlib
Irrelevant.
Hudson Mitchell
It's a part of C++ standard, you know.
Joseph Diaz
Still C.
Carson Brown
C ⊂ C++, so it's C++ too.
Tyler Thompson
Using C++ without compiler optimisations is kindof missing the point. C++ is designed to have abstractions that the optimiser can reduce to nothing in many cases, where C coders generally do things more directly.
I'd never use anything less than -O2 with C++. Also use -flto if at all possible.
Christopher Jackson
>C ⊂ C++
You're an idiot.