This is sort of a running annoyance to me, as a performance geek of long standing. Whether or not a particular change "performs better" or not is dependent, first and foremost, on the workload, ie, what you're asking the program to do.
This is sort of a running annoyance to me, as a performance geek of long standing. Whether or not a particular change "performs better" or not is dependent, first and foremost, on the workload, ie, what you're asking the program to do.