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Original post is quite surprising because Delphi's native compiler is getting rather old. I've updated attachments, including latest sources.
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So MSVC seems to be around 34% faster than Delphi, whereas FreePascal source seems to have some room for optimizations (please feel free to adjust the source code). I've executed each sample application 4 times and produced average times, the output is seen on screenshot (if you're not logged, attachments don't seem to show up).ĭelphi project used "Release" (optimizations on), MSVC used /Ox /GL, FreePascal used -O4 -OoLoopUnroll -Sv. The loop function, however, is not inlined so am not sure if this is the optimal approach, likely there is a better way of doing it. (edit2) Added FreePascal implementation using parallel procedures. This actually increases the gap between Delphi and MSVC, now the difference is bigger.
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(edit) Updated the post, taking the source code for calculating prime numbers from this GitHub page, that has been taken from OP article. (running inside VM with 8 processors enabled on Linux Host, Core i7 6700K, 2400 Mhz DDR4 RAM, VMWare Player) Made a benchmark in a real hurry of Delphi 10.1 圆4 vs Visual Studio 2015 圆4.
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RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo Architect Trial includes Delphi Win64 compiler and all cross-compilers:
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You can download Delphi 10.2 Tokyo Starter here, it doesn't have a time limitation but it supports only Win32 target: I discovered that RAD Studio 10.2 Trial has Delphi Win64 compiler, so I added results for Delphi Win64. Compared to other products, the latest stable version of Lazarus has mediocre parallel processing speed. Using the code suggested by ykot, multi-threading test for Lazarus was performed and results were updated. When it comes to performance, Pascal compilers compete each other. It would be nice if we have a broader perspective of how latest compiler versions are performing. If you like you can post results of other benchmarks like SciMark too. You can also post your test results, especially if you have 64-bit Delphi, so we can have a better idea of latest situation.
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Parallel code didn't work in Lazarus so I only did serial test, and it is 2.8% faster than C++ on Win64 target. Lazarus is also following Delphi closely. Although Delphi Starter doesn't support Win64 target, Win32 test alone showed a very promising result. In C++, the author came up with 2 methods. In Delphi, there were 3 different methods to implement concurrency for the tested calculation. On particular CPU I am using I got these results: I tried to use latest versions of development environments. > Supports Win64 target, Win32 target needs add-on. > Supports Win32 and Win64 targets for C++, only Any CPU for C#. RAD Studio 10.2 Starter, Delphi Version 9.314 Now we can see if C++ 2017 has any improvements. Meanwhile Visual Studio 2017 also released.
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The source codes of this test are on Github, so I decided to give it a try. Since then the official release has been announced, and I installed Starter Edition.
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The test measures both single-thread and multi-thread performance, and Delphi has significant lead in both tests. An author of had a pre-release version of Delphi and published results of an integer performance comparison test some time ago:Īccording to this test, latest version of Delphi performs better than Visual C++ on Win64 target. Sorry for this inconvenience.As you know Delphi 10.2 Tokyo has been released recently. This is an Embarcadero's decision, not ours. Starter Edition has many limitations and some RAD & Installer features are disabled in this edition. If you do not have a RAD Studio you can download latest Trial version from Embarcadero website.