x86 jitter? (One more try!)
Peter Schuller
peter.schuller at infidyne.com
Fri Apr 13 18:50:36 UTC 2001
> 0 tinyBenchmarks
>
> J3: '143,417,366 bytecodes/sec; 19,801,527 sends/sec'
> interp: '109,215,017 bytecodes/sec; 3,351,243 sends/sec'
Hmm. Does this mean J3 is now available for x86? If so, where?
(Linux in my case... but regardless; I thought J3 was still only out for
MacOS?)
And incidently; aren't sends opcodes? I mean, the difference in bc/sec
isn't that great, but yet the number of sends show a huge increase (which is
a good thing of course). But how is a send done if not in response to an
opcode?
Or is bc/sec "bytecodes per second, no counting message sends"?
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