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:::"If not, then maybe just say that optimizing speed is a design goal". I removed the original statement entirely, which was "DOOM from C to V and building it takes less than a second". Some form of it could be put back later, but if this is to ever move beyond a draft (after all these months), probably for the best that it's removed.
:::[[User:Wukuendo|Wukuendo]] ([[User talk:Wukuendo|talk]]) 17:27, 14 March 2023 (UTC)
:::"V compiles between ≈100k and 1.2 million lines of code per second per CPU core (without hardware optimization)." "Again, no comparison with other languages nor details about the CPU core."
:::Actually, [https://vlang.io/ V's website] does give details about CPU (refer to fast compilation section). "V compiles ≈110k (Clang backend) and ≈500k (x64 and tcc backends) lines of code per second. (Intel i5-7500, SM0256L SSD, no optimization)" Differences in CPU, OS, compiler/backend, version of V, and year of test may give different results. Didn't address this statement particularly, as not in the draft itself. However, adding the additional information and context, as mentioned here and checked on it.
:::For clarification, "V is written in V and compiles itself in under a second.", was addressed as mentioned in the draft. This is referred to by secondary sources (Marcos Oliveira and Navule Rao) and demonstrated visually on two different videos. An older video from March 2021 ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvP6wmcl_Sc/ Building V from source in 0.3 seconds]) and a newer video from a demonstration for IBM ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dIAcNp9bJs/ ...presentation of V's features at IBM]).
:::[[User:Wukuendo|Wukuendo]] ([[User talk:Wukuendo|talk]]) 08:16, 16 March 2023 (UTC)
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