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README.md

Haxe solution by Taylor Robinson

Algorithm Faithfulness Parallelism Bit count

An implementation of a Prime Sieve in Haxe.

What's Haxe?

See: https://haxe.org/

Haxe is a programming language that while it does have it's own interpreter, can also be cross-compiled to other languages such as C++, Python, C# & more.

Run Instructions

  1. Make sure you have a working Haxe installation.
    • Make sure you have setup HaxeLib by typing haxelib setup

For simplicity, you can run the following commands from a bash shell to compile and run all implementations:

./compile.sh
./run.sh

Haxe Interpreter

  1. haxe interp.hxml

Python

  1. haxe python.hxml
  2. python3 bin/py.py

C++

  1. haxe cpp.hxml
    1. If you get a Error: Library hxcpp is not installed, run haxelib install hxcpp
  2. ./bin/cpp/Main

Output

My machine is a MacBook Pro 2020 (M1, 8GB RAM) running macOS Big Sur.

TayIorRobinson_Haxe_C++;2052;10.0021259784698;1;algorithm=base,faithful=yes
TayIorRobinson_Haxe_HaxeEval;49;10.1027731895446777;1;algorithm=base,faithful=yes
TayIorRobinson_Haxe_Python;26;10.114451885223389;1;algorithm=base,faithful=yes