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[sort]   [sort]   Source Code CPU (sec) Mem (KB) Lines Code Log ocamlb 7.74 380 33 log vc 0.59 1028 44 log bcc 0.69 1072 45 log lcc 1.45 1088 44 log mingw32 1.80 1096 44 log delphi 1.58 1184 88 log icon 4.89 1376 27 log lua5 3.11 1440 23 log ocaml 0.97 1456 33 log gforth 4.49 1620 83 log rexx 20.47 1784 27 log lua 3.07 1788 24 log gcc 0.84 1996 44 log mawk 2.28 2064 18 log awka 7.74 2108 18 log slang 4.54 2196 24 log gawk 6.31 2488 18 log tcl 16.74 2624 20 log mercury 10.77 2684 41 log ici 7.75 2788 29 log python 3.14 2976 24 log guile 37.84 3216 24 log pliant 6.75 3372 91 log ruby 34.44 3592 11 log pike 2.83 4120 43 log java 3.92 6316 68 log ghc 20.17 26832 20 log erlang T T 42 log vbscript T T 48 log cygperl F F 10 log perl F F 10 log poplisp F F 69 log smlnj F F 339 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: Wed Nov 26 17:21:04 2003]

About this test Please refer to the Original Shootout Page. Win32-Specific Observations The Rexx uses the standard GNU sort program to output its results, so it can be considered a major hack. On the other hand, since Rexx is a scripting language, a system call can be considered "usual" enough.