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Re^3: win32: distributing dll hellby bart (Canon) |
on Jun 20, 2007 at 10:18 UTC ( [id://622211]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
In what way? Is it startup time for perl, or the execution speed once it's running?
AFAIK gcc has always had a reputation of making one of the better C compilers. So, I would not expect the code generated by gcc to run "slow". Cygwin requires use of a private DLL containing a linking layer between the internal Unix-like API and the native Win32 API, but MinGW allegedly builds real native Windows programs, that don't require an external DLL either, so I would expect MinGW to perform better, or at least not worse, than Cygwin. But those are my expectations, I do not have any benchmark data to back them up.
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