| commit | 7f8e6f8bb6f9b4063cf12e936853d4c598bbe287 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Jens Johansen <jensj@google.com> | Fri Nov 30 13:15:47 2018 +0000 |
| committer | commit-bot@chromium.org <commit-bot@chromium.org> | Fri Nov 30 13:15:47 2018 +0000 |
| tree | 7e0154b7c5e462e5518bd5318fb376dbdcd4dfa7 | |
| parent | 20e819cbbecaca74a261671d117a13574d877a54 [diff] |
Be more verbose in loops etc in kernel Benchmarks have shown that old-style for-loops are faster than for-in for instance. Golem says ia32 whole stack (i.e. including utf8 and change to VariableIndexer) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Core i5) 6.617% (0.4 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Xeon) 5.158% (0.4 noise) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Xeon) 5.104% (0.4 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Xeon) 5.148% (0.4 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Core i5) 6.579% (0.4 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Core i5) 6.741% (0.4 noise) by itself (i.e. compared to a build with utf8 and change to VariableIndexer) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Core i5) 0.7724% (0.0 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Core i5) 0.7848% (0.0 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Core i5) 0.8559% (0.0 noise) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Xeon) 0.7730% (0.1 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Xeon) 0.8195% (0.1 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Xeon) 0.9319% (0.1 noise) x64 whole stack (i.e. including utf8 and change to VariableIndexer) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Core i5) 5.555% (0.2 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Xeon) 6.352% (0.4 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Core i5) 5.395% (0.5 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Xeon) 6.928% (0.5 noise) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Xeon) 7.180% (0.5 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Core i5) 5.824% (0.5 noise) by itself (i.e. compared to a build with utf8 and change to VariableIndexer) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Core i5) 0.1039% (0.0 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Core i5) 0.6154% (0.0 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Core i5) 0.7640% (0.1 noise) AstToBinaryP50 (Intel Xeon) 1.268% (0.1 noise) AstToBinary (Intel Xeon) 1.457% (0.1 noise) AstToBinaryP90 (Intel Xeon) 1.512% (0.1 noise) Change-Id: If091a3a01f2fe6574712946a01644413033739b6 Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/c/85341 Commit-Queue: Jens Johansen <jensj@google.com> Reviewed-by: Peter von der Ahé <ahe@google.com>
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