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TypeScript fannkuch-redux implementation skews results in paper

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This is tangentially related to #3. The 2017 paper (linked today in [an article in Finland's largest newspaper about the energy efficiency of IT](https://www.hs.fi/visio/art-2000008830814.html)) implies that TypeScript is about 16...

akx

While converting the Python 2 scripts to Python 3 today I noticed that all of the `compile_all.py` scripts are very similar. However, a few of them have slightly different formatting....

timmattison

I was unable to compile a few different languages with the `compile_all.py` scripts. I noticed that some were using the Python 2 style print statements so I converted them all...

timmattison

Add 'Lines of Code' to listing

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It would be interesting to compare program complexity (of which LOC is some sort of measure) to the energy and time usage.

void4

Discussion: which repo can we use to share updated results?

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Hey @States, following up the conversation in a new thread. Where can the Julia community contribute results if this repo is for archive purposes only?

logankilpatrick

ctjlewis

C fasta is broken

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fasta implementation for C is broken; "Segmentation fault"

italomaia

Trouble loading msr

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Hi. I have had some trouble running energy-languages. When I try to **modprobe msr**, I get a message the module is not found. Which package do I need to run...

italomaia

Python examples

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very interesting initiative! about the python benchmark, maybe it would be great to check the result using numpy and/or numba (also pypy). because nowadays, no one would use pure python...

xmnlab

1) I've managed to calculate the exact same "Time" values as those shown in SLE’17 Table 4 : starting from these results tables — https://sites.google.com/view/energy-efficiency-languages/results 2) So now I understand...

igouy