> And as a consequence, C# can pack the value types directly in the generic data structure, instead of holding references to heap-allocated objects.
> This is very important both for cache locality and for minimizing garbage collector pressure.
How is C# just not straight-up faster than Java then? Instead of both language punching around the same weight on benchmarks? Doesn't cache locality like, have a huge effect on performance?
> This is very important both for cache locality and for minimizing garbage collector pressure.
How is C# just not straight-up faster than Java then? Instead of both language punching around the same weight on benchmarks? Doesn't cache locality like, have a huge effect on performance?