Opinion: Anyone who is counting on Python for truly fast compute speed is
probably using Python for the wrong purpose.
Here, we use Python to control Test Equipment, to set up the equipment and ask
for a measurement, get it, and proceed to the next measurement; and at the end
produce a nice
But even when using GraalVM Python, the
execution is still slow. Much slower
then the same Prolog interpreter written
in JavaScript. For JavaScript node.exe
I get much better results. I get these
results comparing to a few other new
Prolog systems as well:
TestDogelog Scryer Treall
I am testing a Prolog interpreter written
in Python. So fibonacci number routine is
written in Prolog and I am running the
fibonnaci number routine inside the
Prolog interpreter that is written in
Python. The factor 6x times faster of
GraalVM can be reproduced also for other
Prolog programs runn
