The variables
154 ShortComponentRaster shortRaster;
155 IntegerComponentRaster intRaster;
156 ByteComponentRaster byteRaster;

are each used only in a localised few lines of code,
can we move them to the block where they are used so
that their scope is limited to that ? I don't know for a fact
but I can imagine that the VM can then skip allocating stack for them
until you enter that block which actually needs them.

As you note,this takes into account old and new builds in the makefile changes
Have you tested both ?
And unless you are 100% confident in this [minimal] change
you should get sign off from the build group as they've recently requested.

You should add "noreg-perf" as a label in the JIRA

-phil.

On 1/9/2013 4:25 AM, Andrew Brygin wrote:
Hello Jennifer and Phil,

could you please review a fix for CR 8005530?

CR:  http://bugs.sun.com/view_bug.do?bug_id=8005530
Webrev:http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~bae/8005530/webrev.00/

This fix improves performance of ColorConvertOp.filter()
operation in case of lcms. The fix can be divided into
three separate changes:

* provide support for custom component images in
  LCMSImageLayout.
  This change affects the case of conversion to default
  destination.

* provide a way to process whole image, instead of
  scan-by-scan processing, if both source and
  destination images do not contain padding samples
  (i.e. next scan starts immediately after previous).

* increase optimization level for lcms library from
  LOW to HIGHEST. This change affects both new and
  standard build systems.

A benchmark comparison below illustrates the increase
of performance:

Options common across all tests:
  testname=cmm.colorconv.ccop.op_img
  cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.srcType=BYTE_3BYTE_BGR
  cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.content=photo
  cmm.opts.profiles=1001

cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.dstType=BYTE_3BYTE_BGR,cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.size=250:
OpenJDK Baseline: 0.152008134 (var=1.02%) (100.0%)
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OpenJDK Fix: 0.245116358 (var=2.0%) (161.25%)
*************************************|**********************
*************************************|**********************
*************************************|*********************
cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.dstType=BYTE_3BYTE_BGR,cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.size=4000:
OpenJDK Baseline: 0.914826498 (var=0.41%) (100.0%)
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OpenJDK Fix: 0.001310043 (var=2.24%) (221.48%)
***************************|********************************
***************************|********************************
***************************|********************************
cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.dstType=COMPATIBLE_DST,cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.size=250:
OpenJDK Baseline: 0.060737151 (var=1.57%) (100.0%)
***************|
***************|
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OpenJDK Fix: 0.242736486 (var=1.53%) (399.65%)
***************|*******************************************
***************|********************************************
***************|********************************************
cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.dstType=COMPATIBLE_DST,cmm.colorconv.ccop.ccopOptions.size=4000:
OpenJDK Baseline: 0.559251559 (var=0.7%) (100.0%)
*******|
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OpenJDK Fix: 0.001306904 (var=1.05%) (838.16%)
*******|***************************************************
*******|****************************************************
*******|****************************************************

Summary:
  OpenJDK Baseline:
    Number of tests:  4
    Overall average:  0.053373173444166644
    Best spread:      0.41% variance
    Worst spread:     1.57% variance
    (Basis for results comparison)

  OpenJDK Fix:
    Number of tests:  4
    Overall average:  0.12261744826137347
    Best spread:      1.05% variance
    Worst spread:     2.24% variance
    Comparison to basis:
      Best result:      838.16% of basis
      Worst result:     161.25% of basis
      Number of wins:   4
      Number of ties:   0
      Number of losses: 0

Thanks,
Andrew


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