The poor guy is taking a beating in the code-project comments which is a pity since he obviously spent some time putting it together. In a comparison like this, you are always going to get people on either side of the fence claiming the results are invalid because there was some compiler switch or code construct that was missed.
The language-agnostic version of this article: you can write slow code in any language.
In the article he illustrated that with a Microsoft C++ library example (a heap?). In the benchmark he fixed it by writing his own. You can do that in C++
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The poor guy is taking a beating in the code-project comments which is a pity since he obviously spent some time putting it together. In a comparison like this, you are always going to get people on either side of the fence claiming the results are invalid because there was some compiler switch or code construct that was missed.
The language-agnostic version of this article: you can write slow code in any language.
In the article he illustrated that with a Microsoft C++ library example (a heap?). In the benchmark he fixed it by writing his own. You can do that in C++