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The codesize impact is approximately 0 (actually positive by a a few KB), because AssignJSString is not inlined. If we were to force-inline AssignJSString, that would actually _save_ ~115KB based on bloaty measurements for linux64 shippable opt builds (so with LTO), because then ConvertJSValueToString stops being inlined in bindings. Given that ConvertJSValueToString pretty much always calls AssignJSString, so there is no slowdown from changing which of them is inlined, this is _really_ tempting to do, but I don't want to mess with compiler inlining heuristics... Inlining both AssignJSString and ConvertJSValueToString increases codesize by ~2MB, so that's definitely _not_ desirable. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D50627 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando |
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README
Talos is a python performance testing framework that is usable on Windows, Mac and Linux. Talos is our versatile performance testing framework we use at Mozilla. It was created to serve as a test runner for the existing performance tests that Mozilla was running back in 2007 as well as providing an extensible framework for new tests as they were created. So, why Talos? Talos is the bronze automaton of Greek myth. Talos protected the island of Crete, throwing giant boulders at unwary seamen. He's also purported to have heated himself glowing hot and then embraced his enemies. Basically, he was awesome. For more information, see: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Buildbot/Talos