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by rkts
6107 days ago
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Haskell does well in benchmarks but this hides the fact that its performance is very unpredictable. Try it and you'll see what I mean. Also, Common Lisp does well in benchmarks but only after a lot of declarations are added which make the code nearly unreadable. Personally I get the best results from the MLton SML compiler. OCaml is also pretty fast and more practical. YMMV. |
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