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Re: performance for scientific computing
"Sébastien de Menten" <sdementen@hotmail.com> writes:
> But is it possible to extend Dylan in C or C++ ?
It is, but often enough doesn't make sense. Our tests showed that a
Sieve of Eathostenes written in Dylan is only 10% slower than one
written in C.
But I cannot really follow what you want to do. After all, calculation
of A*A always requires allocation of a matrix holding the
result. Maybe you should describe your requirements again.
Andreas
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