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The Flying Frog Blog: Are functional languages inherently slow?
"Generational garbage collectors are great for languages that heap allocate a lot because they can be almost as fast as stack allocation. But they add substantial overheads elsewhere. Today's programs are increasingly using data structures like queues (e.g. for concurrent programming) and these give pathological behaviour for generational garbage collectors."
programming  languages  functional  performance  gc 
august 2012 by ddribin
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