[cliffbean]

Thanks for responding. Here's one additional suggestion:

The benchmarks you posted are extremely microscopic and artificial. They are so small, it's possible that LLVM is able to optimize them in ways that are less likely to be possible in any real application. If that's true, then their results don't predict anything about what the results of any real applications might be, and so they read like exaggerated claims. Consequently, while such benchmarks are often useful for development, they're inappropriate for high-level blog posts like this one.

If you don't have any better benchmark numbers to post at this time, that's not necessarily a problem. If you don't post any numbers, people will understand that it's a prototype and you haven't gotten there yet. That's ok.

But by posting these numbers without caveat, you give the appearance of making exaggerated claims.

[obastemur]

Considering the fact that nothing yet optimized on the prototype side, it's fair to have a such benchmark since the test cases are complicated enough for a prototype. Indeed V8 performs quite well. The project is under development and only time will show whether they are exaggerated or not.