hanabi1224
Unfair removing C# code
why is this removed? https://github.com/hanabi1224/Programming-Language-Benchmarks/commit/36160bcb0aa5916ae0078e7256c1278784b6af90#diff-dad64536dad5a5311a7f653d00f5f8e10fb1fa76e473e7abca4c8a1df12680e2
On the next commit it says, "removed the trick of using struct" !
can anyone elaborate on this matter? using language specific features is bad?
can you define what does "unfair" mean?
for example, if I use stackalloc to reduce heap allocation, it is considered "unfair"?
@hanabi1224
It's not C#'s fault that some languages don't have the ability to do stack allocations.
If using struct is considered to be cheating, should all those C++, Go and Rust code stop using struct right now and instead using a pointer and do malloc everywhere?
While if you don't want to change your mind, then do make sure you won't use the primitive types which may be introduced in a future version of Java by the Valhalla project because it's also "cheating" in your definition.
