Real-world performance: not enough to be measurable, certainly remotely enough to make up for the time we lose to debugging.
But no-one cares about real-world performance, people pick C and pick a C compiler because they want the thing that's fastest on artificial microbenchmarks.
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Real-world performance: not enough to be measurable, certainly remotely enough to make up for the time we lose to debugging.
But no-one cares about real-world performance, people pick C and pick a C compiler because they want the thing that's fastest on artificial microbenchmarks.