warmup_paper
Warmup paper (by softdevteam)
warmup_experiment
Experiment designed to investigate JIT warmup times. (by softdevteam)
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warmup_experiment
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More Evidence for Problems in VM Warmup
I not only welcome reasonable scepticism, but I do my best to facilitate it. I have accrued sufficient evidence over time of my own fallibility, and idiocy, that I now try to give people the opportunity to spot mistakes so that I might correct them. As a happy bonus, this also gives people a way of verifying whether the work was done in the right spirit or not.
To that end we work in the open, so all the evidence you need to back up your assertions, or assuage your doubts, has been available since the first day we started:
* Here's the experiment, with its 1025 commits going back to 2015 https://github.com/softdevteam/warmup_experiment/ -- note that the benchmarks are slurped in before we'd even got many of the VMs compiling.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing warmup_paper and warmup_experiment you can also consider the following projects:
vms_experiment - Benchmark suite for dynamically typed languages and VMs