Seems like the benchmarks game didn't say that anything interesting about long running programs was measured? And didn't say that "interesting" memory management was measured. And didn't say…
I suppose when you write "because it compares different algorithms" you didn't say that there were no comparisons based on the same algorithm.
We've certainly not attempted to prove that these measurements, of a few tiny programs, are somehow representative of the performance of any real-world applications — not known — and in-any-case Benchmarks are a crock.
I suppose when you write "because it compares different algorithms" you didn't say that there were no comparisons based on the same algorithm.
We've certainly not attempted to prove that these measurements, of a few tiny programs, are somehow representative of the performance of any real-world applications — not known — and in-any-case Benchmarks are a crock.