Re: Runnig at Native speed...Dream or reality ?

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From: Steve McLellan (sjm)
Date: 12/14/04


Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 18:24:22 -0000

I'd agree with the other posters, I don't think the speed differential's
that large. The only reason we've compiled some code into native C++ is that
it interfaces with libraries that were unhappy being compiled as managed.
Initially we were going to compile a lot of our maths code unmanaged, but
the difference in speed was neglibible so in the end, we didn't bother. We
have the same code running as pure native code in another test harness and
it doesn't seem any slower, though I don't have comparison figures.

Steve

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>I can't ignore the speed of .NET managed applications in manipulating
> string, I/O and arithmetic operations. However, we can never compare the
> speed of a C/C++ program with its .NET counterpart when it comes to some
> heavy operations, like long loops, graphics, load time and many other
> issues.
> The dream is; having an intermediate language (IL) run in the virtual
> machine at the speed of an unmanaged code. Java has in many ways solved
> this
> issue and their performance is sometimes cool, special in their latest VM.
> We can't also ignore the performance of .NET , but to be honest, we are
> still far from that goal of reaching the speeds of light.
> Any guys here can give us more facts about the future of VMs and their
> performance? (esp. .NET I mean)
>
>
>



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