15 May 2004 08:09
Re: Groovy Performance 20-90% of Java?
On 14 May 2004, at 21:13, Walter Barrett wrote: > I just reviewed Rod Cope's presentation at > http://www.openlogic.com/presentations/ > > According to the following slide, > http://www.openlogic.com/presentations/groovy/groovy_pres-djug > -05122004_files/frame.htm > Groovy's "performance is 20-90% of Java depending on usage." > > 20-90% is significant in my opinion. Do others feel this weak > performance is accurate? Note that we've not really spent much time tuning the implementation of Groovy to be high performance. For example when static typing is used, there's no reason why the groovy compiler can't output pretty much exactly the same bytecode as javac; so there would be no performance loss whatsoever. For ease of implementation, we're using dynamic method dispatch for all methods. Dynamic method dispatching does have a performance cost, though I'm sure over time we can tune the implementation to make it a fairly minor overhead. James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/
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