r/Python•17 yr. agovoidspaceDino Viehland (Core Developer) on IronPython Performanceblogs.msdn.com/dinoviehland/archive/2009/05/2...blogs.msdn.comPosted May 22, 2009, 10:39 PM UTC243ShareSave
It was a surprisingly good read, until the point where he decided to "fix" the benchmark to make IronPython look good.
Not at all. It explained something about the nature of the python language that might not be obvious to many people — one that can affect performance dramatically. The original author agrees that this is a good fix to the benchmark.
You mean where he fixed the performance problem and checked it into IronPython?
So fixing performance problems is bad then?