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reddit_url = ‘http://staynalive.com/articles/2007/04/12/perl-outperforms-c-in-opengl-benchmark/’;
When programming OpenGL apps (a task I still want to try some time), few people think of Perl as an option. In a recent perl.com lightning article, a benchmark was performed to test Perl against C in OpenGL programs. Because in graphics ... Continue reading »
When programming OpenGL apps (a task I still want to try some time), few people think of Perl as an option. In a recent perl.com lightning article, a benchmark was performed to test Perl against C in OpenGL programs. Because in graphics ... Continue reading »
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