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Why C is faster than Matlab?

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I want to know the main reason for "c" programming that run faster than "matlab", especificley for iterative and recursive algorithms which use "for loops"?
 

why c is faster?

Hi
1- C is near assembly
2- matlab is written in C
3- matlab is script
and ...
regards
 

Re: why c is faster?

mc² compiler© is fastest!

Polymath
 

Re: why c is faster?

the_risk_master said:
Is there an m c² compiler? If there is, can you give me links about this?
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I am sure you know
Einstein was the compiler of E=mc²

Polymath
 

why c is faster?

sgr, c is very low level. It just does "simple" things. Matlab has to read, understand and execute in a non-optimized and complex environment. Each iteration in matlab is doing a lot more than executing your code.
 

Re: why c is faster?

Is there an m c² compiler?
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I believe we're still light years away from an mc² compiler.
 

Re: why c is faster?

jhbbunch said:
I believe we're still light years away from an mc² compiler.
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Well you are almost right .... but there is light at the end of the tunnel.

With the repeatability question regarding the uncertainty principle being unresolved at present - in short -
This means that the mc² compiler© is unable to produce the same object twice from the same source code.
This as you might imagine has caused me more than a few problems in my target application.

The Vendor assures me they are working on a regressive convergent version of the mc² compiler©, named 'Einstein',
that given time will produce a useable object.
However they have not set any time scale on this development.

Polymath
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