Its hard to say, even one C++ can slower/faster than another C++.
It all depends on the assembler output in the end, and any added runtime "bonuses", ie BlitzMaxes GC.
So, in a small context i would say they are pretty equal.
But as a whole id have to say BlitzMax may be slower because of its GC.
Note, that i have not tested this at all. its just my uninformed opinion ;)
It all depends on the assembler output in the end, and any added runtime "bonuses", ie BlitzMaxes GC.
So, in a small context i would say they are pretty equal.
But as a whole id have to say BlitzMax may be slower because of its GC.
Note, that i have not tested this at all. its just my uninformed opinion ;)