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I read this article and it seems that java is faster than c++, i'm asking why.
The real bottleneck is the memory management, java version allocates some Mb at satartup then reuse that memory, the c++ version allocates and deallocates the memory instantly.
So i was guessing why not to write a c++ version that reuse the memory just allocated.This code is not written for elegance or security or whatever is simply a test in order to see if the memory result achived whit java is comparable with c++.
I added 21 lines of code.
On my machine, making a loop of 10000000 iterations:
java version: 26922 milliseconds
c++ version: 21422 milliseconds
I think that we can go faster rewriting the code, but I only want to simulate the java memory model.
That's the changes I have made c++ code: get it
This is all modified version c++ code: get it
This is a friendly win/vs2005 c++ version code: get it