This year I used lumo for Advent of Code, as I'm familiar with Javascript (and not Java), and like the philosophy of starting up quickly and having no clutter in your working directory.
However, there were a couple problems I was stuck on, trying to get my execution times down. For kicks, I tried running the same scripts in Clojure (on the JVM) and saw 7X speed improvement in the cases I tried.
I wanted to check if this was to be expected.
Just a quick test, using the latest Lumo pre-built linux binary:
This year I used lumo for Advent of Code, as I'm familiar with Javascript (and not Java), and like the philosophy of starting up quickly and having no clutter in your working directory.
However, there were a couple problems I was stuck on, trying to get my execution times down. For kicks, I tried running the same scripts in Clojure (on the JVM) and saw 7X speed improvement in the cases I tried.
I wanted to check if this was to be expected.
Just a quick test, using the latest Lumo pre-built linux binary:
Latest downloaded Clojure (usually the first initial run times will be slower, then they speed up significantly and stay fast):
And org.clojure/clojurescript:
I'm wondering perhaps if there is something I'm doing wrong (like not compiling the source?)