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benchmark: pre-optimize url.parse() before start #132
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Huh, sorry hit cmd+enter earlier than I thought. I thought there was a downside in not feeding enough type info, but I see now that you already incorporated this into this PR. |
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Force V8 to optimize url.parse() before starting the actual benchmark. Tries to minimize variance between successive runs caused by the optimizer kicking in at different points. It does not seem to have much impact, CPU times are roughly the same before and afterwards; url.parse() quickly plateaus at a local optimum where most time is spent in V8 builtins, notably Runtime_StringSplit() and Object::GetElementWithReceiver() calls originating from deps/v8/src/uri.js, with no recurring optimize/deoptimize cycles that I could spot. Still, I don't see any downsides to pre-optimizing the function being benchmarked so in it goes. PR-URL: nodejs#132 Reviewed-By: Chris Dickinson <christopher.s.dickinson@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Fedor Indutny <fedor@indutny.com>
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Issue #132 is fixed in chakracore so adding back the jslint rule of prefer-const.
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Force V8 to optimize url.parse() before starting the actual benchmark.
Tries to minimize variance between successive runs caused by the
optimizer kicking in at different points.
It does not seem to have much impact, CPU times are roughly the same
before and afterwards; url.parse() quickly plateaus at a local optimum
where most time is spent in V8 builtins, notably Runtime_StringSplit()
and Object::GetElementWithReceiver() calls originating from
deps/v8/src/uri.js, with no recurring optimize/deoptimize cycles that
I could spot.
Still, I don't see any downsides to pre-optimizing the function being
benchmarked so in it goes.
R=@chrisdickinson. Please ignore the first commit, that's #131 (which is a prerequisite of this PR, however.)