Hash (Associative Array) Access

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[sort]   [sort]   Source Code CPU (sec) Mem (KB) Lines Code Log ocamlb 1.27 380 24 log oz 3.47 648 41 log bcc 0.52 3464 20 log ocaml 0.55 3480 24 log gforth 4.75 3992 17 log lcc 0.73 4016 19 log gcc 0.67 4304 20 log delphi 0.58 4456 42 log icon 4.13 4624 28 log mingw32 0.74 4640 20 log vc 0.62 4652 19 log mercury 1.85 6020 22 log mawk 1.32 6128 9 log pliant 3.93 7052 15 log guile 2.46 7380 14 log python 1.20 7440 13 log slang 2.75 7460 19 log rexx 23.47 7752 15 log gawk 1.38 8456 9 log vbscript 10.71 8680 11 log se 1.06 9604 36 log tcl 2.40 9880 15 log ghc 3.46 9932 18 log jscript 20.21 9932 17 log ruby 3.17 10064 12 log awka 0.86 10408 9 log pike 1.05 10656 14 log ici 7.45 10748 8 log php 1.78 11580 10 log lua 2.09 11912 10 log erlang 1.50 12284 31 log lua5 2.31 12512 10 log csharp 0.60 12996 19 log cygperl 1.11 13024 11 log java 2.57 13964 18 log nice 2.66 14128 0 log perl 1.55 15500 11 log parrot 2.32 19708 57 log vpascal 1.22 47868 104 log elastic T T 23 log poplisp T T 25 log fpascal F F 104 log rebol F F 30 log smlnj F F 34 log vc++ F F 26 log

[Note: Values have been normalized to fall in the range of 0-10 for aesthetic reasons. Original value ranges are included on the X-axis. Click here to see all the source code for this test. Click here for more detailed data and graphs. [Results last updated: Tue Nov 25 21:34:06 2003]

About this test Please refer to the Original Shootout Page. Win32-Specific Observations The gforth program fails the count by one when N = 80000; probably a minor flaw, but it is disqualified nonetheless. The vbscript program uses the builtin 'Scripting.Dictionary' object, while the jscript one uses a plain JavaScript object.