Is there plan to make JIT for ruby or remove GIL in near future? judging
by benchmark, it looks like ruby has poor performance(MRI/CRuby(not
eco-friendly)
is there a group somewhere discussing ruby execution speed? i feel it is
important since so manyweb applications run on MRI platform(I know
rubinius and jruby exist but we shouldstill improve the reference
implementation)
On Wed, 24 Apr 2013, sn sn wrote:
Is there plan to make JIT for ruby or remove GIL in near future? judging by
benchmark, it looks like ruby has poor performance(MRI/CRuby(not eco-friendly)
is there a group somewhere discussing ruby execution speed? i feel it is
important since so manyweb applications run on MRI platform(I know rubinius and
jruby exist but we shouldstill improve the reference implementation)
You probably want to take a look at the ruby-core list. Most folks here
are more focussed on the use of Ruby than the internals.
– Matt
It’s not what I know that counts.
It’s what I can remember in time to use.
snsn what ruby did you test? recent one is more faster than 1.8 version
and for speed ruby can use the C(++) extensions or the ruby-inline gem