Dart team posts an example of fast code with 22ms for a “Hello world”

Re:Dart team posts an example of fast code with 22ms for a “... by vips7L on Thursday May 07, 2020 @06:42PM (#23109222)

Which JDK? OpenJDK 14 on my machine:

    ~> Measure-Command { java Main }
    Milliseconds      : 59

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Re:Dart team posts an example of fast code with 22ms for a “... by Delk on Saturday May 09, 2020 @12:42PM (#23126191)

I got:

OpenJDK 8: ~80-90 ms

OpenJDK 11: ~60 ms

OpenJDK 14: ~50-55 ms

The first runs were a bit slower, perhaps because the files needed by the JVM weren't in disk cache or something.

Other languages/runtimes:

Python 2.7: 20-25 ms

Python 3.8: 30-40 ms

Native binary compiled from C: 1-3 ms (so bordering on unmeasurable at millisecond resolution)

This was on Linux, and an entirely unrigorous experiment.

edit: formatting

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Re:Dart team posts an example of fast code with 22ms for a “... by vips7L on Monday May 11, 2020 @09:54PM (#23149742)

Nice! I'm glad startup time is getting closer to python. FWIW GraalVM native image was 16ms for me on Windows.

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Re:Dart team posts an example of fast code with 22ms for a “... by vips7L on Thursday May 07, 2020 @06:55PM (#23109340)

Also with GraalVM Native:

   ~> .\native-image.cmd --static Main Main
   ~> Measure-Command { ./Main }
   Milliseconds      : 16

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