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In this commit, I've changed a few things about how Go programs are executed. * I've stopped copying the cache directory to the current working directory at each runtime by making the cache directory accessible through permission changes. This doesn't take a millisecond. * The source file is now compiled and executed directly with a single command. This command reduces compilation time because the current command generates debugging information in the resulting binary, while the new command does not. The performance difference is clearly noticeable.
I forgot this was also an "issue" in code-golf#1438. Despite this, there is still a noticeable difference.
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In this commit, I've changed a few things about how Go programs are executed.
The source file is now compiled and executed directly with a single command. This command reduces compilation time because the current command generates debugging information in the resulting binary, while the new command does not.The performance difference is clearly noticeable.