> WSL 2 gcc version 7.5.0 (Ubuntu 7.5.0-3ubuntu1~18.04)
Why not run the benchmarks in an environment that matters? Latest stable gcc is 12 and I wouldn't think anybody runs production code on WSL.
Why not run the benchmarks in an environment that matters? Latest stable gcc is 12 and I wouldn't think anybody runs production code on WSL.
I wouldn't be so sure - just couple of days ago, on WSL subreddit was a question on setting it up on Windows Server 2019/2022 and that sounds quite worrying for me, that someone actually _DOES_ it.
Sure, but my point stands: It still doesn't matter as a production platform :)
hncat 34568832 | sed "s/runs production code on WSL/cares about WSL as a production platform/g"
edit: https://github.com/plq/hncat :)
famous last words. There ought to be something like rule 34 for software: "If it can conceivably be used in that way, somebody's doing just that in production, somewhere safety critical."