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Better performance measuring infrastructure
Opening an issue to track work on measuring performance of Pyret programs and the compiler. This includes three main metrics that I can think of:
- Compiled code size
- Speed of compiled code (especially common patterns)
- Memory footprint of running code (especially memory leaks)
We've tried to make a lot of performance improvements mostly based on looking at Chrome devtools and our own hunches, and we should be able to start doing better at this to figure out what changes will give us the most improvement for our effort.
There seems to have been a lot of work on this, from a number of directions. Still worth keeping open?
I would keep this open! I'll probably do work in this space over winter break again.
Referencing https://github.com/brownplt/pyret-lang/pull/1266, which seems related
@jpolitz Is this still open?
Poking @awstlaur and @jpolitz . Where do we stand on this?
Poking @awstlaur and @jpolitz . Where do we stand on this?
Long time no talk! These days my priorities are elsewhere, plus I haven't been tracking the progress of Pyret