[erlang-questions] This seems an unfair benchmark]

[Zac Brown]

Thats the idea. If one is to scale a system across a network, then
you'll see performance increase, not to mention code complexity will
roughly increase linearly (in my experience) with erlang and
exponentially with traditionally imperative languages like C++ or Java.

Zac

Hugh Perkins wrote:
> On 9/7/07, Zac Brown <zac@REDACTED> wrote:
>   
>>  I think I'm less irritated with the inaccurate results than I am with the
>> fact that "method invocation" has suddenly become equivalent to
>> multi-threading/parallel execution.
>>
>>  Odd how simple it is to bend our tests to our whim eh?
>>     
>
> Presumably the issue is that the tests were on a single-core system,
> where true threading doesnt give any speed advantage?
>
> If one tested on a 64-core system, presumably the Erlang solution
> would be obviously better, and the other solutions would need to use
> threading too to get somewhere close?
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