@neko @iancho @GoodPerson @bot @kroner @Hoss @icscarythings bottlenecks these days mostly have to do with careless allocs. In that way, it really doesn't depend at all on the language. Its just that the higher level you go, the more allocs start getting masked with abstraction. For instance, in C you wouldn't expect making one strict equal to another struct to invoke allocation. That is absolutely not the case in C++.