Subject | Re: AW: [Firebird-general] Object Pascal and bigotry, an apology. |
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Author | Giovanni Premuda |
Post date | 2004-06-28T15:14:41Z |
Uwe Grauer wrote:
Garbage collected languages do not allow you to control what you do with
memory. The effect on my app (which is a syntactical analyzer for the
italian language) is an increase in execution time from minutes to
hours. Of course this is an extreme case, as most apps do not need a
500MB in-memory structure, but I find myself on these extreme
situations quite often. :)
Ciao
Giovanni
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>Minutes from Delphi to hours in Python isn't true.In fact I wasn't blaming the interpreter, I was blaming garbage collection.
>
Garbage collected languages do not allow you to control what you do with
memory. The effect on my app (which is a syntactical analyzer for the
italian language) is an increase in execution time from minutes to
hours. Of course this is an extreme case, as most apps do not need a
500MB in-memory structure, but I find myself on these extreme
situations quite often. :)
> In Python, you would be 5 to 10 times faster then with Pascal, C++.I think I have found the ultimate answer to this recurring topic: you develop faster in the language you use more often!
Ciao
Giovanni
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Giovanni Premuda - SoftWerk sas
Salita S. Matteo 23/2 - 16123 GENOVA
Tel. 010 2471222 - Fax. 010 2470822
http://www.softwerk.it