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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward
You want high performance computing? Scrap Object Oriented Architecture...
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You could also write "You want high performance computing? Scrap [insert anything else than monolithic architecture, procedural programming and assembler]".
Anyway, usually complex high performance systems are based on a functional architecture and incooperate object oriented architecture these days.
And yes, you can build high performance systems even with usage of object oriented architectures. Sure, similiar systems without an object oriented aproach would be most likely more performant, though also most likely worse maintainable and lesser reuseable. I've seen, designed and implemented different aproaches and i still prefer the object oriented aproach, though with restrictions if the requested system really targets "high performance".
As always, this is just my personal opinion based on my own experiences and hidden prejudices.