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wasm performance tracking issue #9652

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radekdoulik opened this issue Nov 9, 2022 · 0 comments
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wasm performance tracking issue #9652

radekdoulik opened this issue Nov 9, 2022 · 0 comments
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radekdoulik commented Nov 9, 2022

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#10212 result of dotnet/runtime#78653
#9639 12%-46% regression, probably dotnet/runtime#76339
#9637 #9636 large regression in some areas, probably dotnet/runtime#77562. there might be improvements as well #9651. it is not wasm specific: #9599
#9819 #9762 24-53% regression in Replace char
#9818 #9761 6-235% regression in string and collections, not clear what is causing it. edit: probably V8 upgrade
#9815 211-263% regression in reflection

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#10711 #10712 many regressions, probably dotnet/runtime#78840
#9612 large regression, similar to #9637 on AOT
#9613 17%-24% smaller regression, likely dotnet/runtime#77763
#9273 small size regression, likely API additions in dotnet/runtime#76803
#9226 smaller interpreter regression (up to 32%), likely dotnet/runtime#77221
#9225 #9191 smaller regression (up to 22%) and also larger (up to 86%), likely same as #9173
#9224 smaller regression (up to 25%), the commit range contains only changes to coreclr, so it is unclear what caused it
[x] #9223 #9190 #9056 caused by dotnet/runtime#76782, is by design
#9760 33-98% regression in stream reader ReadLine
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