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Rhino: speed optimization in omj/Interpreter.java Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 21:06:56 +0200 From: Igor Bukanov <igor@icesoft.no> Organization: Wind River To: Norris Boyd <nboyd@atg.com> Hi, Norris! The attached Interpreter_patch contains a speed optimization patch that tries to avoid creation of Double objects by keeping a parallel stack for double values: instead of putting Double to the stack, DBL_MRK is put and the real value is put to double stack (sDbl). Then when reading stack with DBL_MRK, the double value from the double stack is used wrapped to Double object when necessary. In addition local and vars arrays are merged to stack array. The attached before.txt and after.txt contain results of typical runs of mozilla/js/benchmarks/all_bench.js before and after optimization on my PC: Athlon 650/Red Hat 7.0/JDK 1.3.0 from Sun . In number of cases the optimization actually slow down the executionby 5-10% (I guess due to the checks for DBL_MRK), but mostly it is a nice sped up often by factor of 2 ot more with overall optimization win: 267 versus 218 seconds. I guess it is possible to apply the same optimization to the optimizer package, but in our browser we use strictly interpreter mode. Also by changing signature of call/construct methods in Scriptable it is possible to avoid creation of almost all objects currently allocated during method calls, but that is for far future. Regards, Igor |
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