Alexander Medvednikov

`arr.sorted(b > a)` is going to work if this function is moved to arr.sorted()

Hi, An option to disable is ok. I wouldn't want to completely remove it, as it's useful. Nice to be able to open the website on the correct port immediately.

On my machine: V ``` > arose: 19383 | stare: 19362 | later: 19269 | alter: 19219 | irate: 19215 | Process took 312 ms ``` Go ``` Best Words:...

So you are using msvc. Could be an msvc thing. Can you try to install clang (V's docs have info on how to do it) and try with `-cc clang`...

On Windows you can also get AV scanners during program runtime. We had lots of slowdowns reported because of that. It's best to benchmark on non Windows systems.

very weird if you have a linux vm/machine, please try there

It's definitely the antivirus then.

Thanks @spytheman, I missed that. I assume it's because you're running `x_char.ascii_str()` for each iteration @rcsaquino. It does an allocation for each new string.

> latest version of clang and gcc from [this site](https://winlibs.com/) does not work with V what's the error you're getting?

well in this example `-showcc` showed msvc being used: ```C compiler cmd: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\BuildTools\VC\Tools\MSVC\14.35.32215\bin\Hostx64\x64\cl.exe" ``` which didn't seem to be the case