On Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 6:59:43 AM UTC+1, robert engels wrote:
>
> Here is some pretty indisputable evidence on the advancements of GC/JVM vs 
> C++.
>
> See this paper/project https://github.com/hundt98847/multi-language-bench 
> that 
> was done by Google in 2011. If you read the paper, the C++ code was tuned 
> by expert C++ programmers at Google. The java_pro author version refused to 
> optimize further - which he felt would create “esoteric non-idomatic” Java.
>
> The paper reports that the C++ code outperformed java_pro by 4x - 12x, and 
> go_pro by 5.5x
>
> I re-ran the tests using the latest C++ compiler,Go,  and Java 13. The 
> code is unchanged since it was posted. Nothing has been modified (Go needed 
> the directory structure changed to compile). Different hardware. Different 
> OS. Different compilers. Different Java runtime. (same JVM settings - so 
> using a different default GC). All tests run on the same OS/hardware.
>
> C++ (-O2) = 16.5 secs
> C++ (-O3) = 16.5 secs
> go_pro = 19 secs
> java_pro = 8.4 secs
>
> Or Java is almost 2x faster than C++, and Go is nearly the same 
> performance as C++.
>
> Run the tests yourself… (easy to do, Makefiles included)
>
> JVM/GC has improved DRAMATICALLY in the past 9 years - static 
> compilation/optimization not so much… Stressing again - ZERO CODE CHANGES !
>
> Enjoy !
>

One can get Java performance from the C++ version by changing 3 lines of 
code: std::map -> std::unordered_map. The Java versions are using hashmaps 
as well.

java_pro: Java 8 outperforms Java 13 by about 20%.

IPC (instructions per clock) and runtime improve when the C++ code is 
compiled to target x86-32 (-m32 gcc option) instead of x86-64, 
outperforming Java 8 in elapsed time by 10%.

The Java versions are consuming 10-20 times the memory of the C++ version.

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