Lines of code per second
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Description
On the front page (https://vlang.io/) it says:
V compiles ≈110k (Clang backend) lines of code per second
(Intel i5-7500, SM0256L SSD, no optimization)
However when I try to reproduce this I get ≈40k LOC/s (i.e. ≈25s in total). Steps I made:
- downloaded tools/gen1m.v
- ran
v run gen1m.v > result.v - ran
time v result.v
System info:
- MacBook Pro 13" (2015) (Intel i5 2.9 GHz, SM0512G SSD)
- V v0.3.2 d3e4058
- Clang compiler
Would it be a good idea to change the phrasing to:
V compiles up to ≈110k (Clang backend) lines of code per second
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Start at the front page at https://vlang.io/ and locate the quoted Clang backend performance claim. Update the wording to reflect the issue's proposed qualification, then verify the rendered page shows the revised text.
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- html
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