Programming: C, Simplistic Programming, and Benchmarks
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A mini-rant on the lack of string slices in C
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Simplistic programming is underrated
I should explain. It is absolutely true that if you deploy a larger vocabulary, if you use longer, more pompous sentences, many people will think you are smarter. The same is true with programming. If you can cram metaprogramming, pure functional programming, some assembly and a neural network into one program, many programmers will be impressed by your skills.
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Comparing C, C++ and D performance with a real world project
Some time ago I wrote a blog post comparing the real world performance of C and C++ by converting Pkg-config from C to C++ and measuring the resulting binaries. This time we ported it to D and running the same tests.
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Phoronix Test Suite 7.6 Released
Phoronix Test Suite 7.6.0-Alvdal is now available as the latest quarterly feature update to our cross-platform, open-source benchmarking software.
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