Here are the results:

Small workload:
        OrigBuild       Fixed   Sun1.5.0_06
bloat   996,078 1024,85 955,589
chart   1240,777        1068,112        953,096
fop     250,433 232,957 174,901
hsqldb  348,942 361,139 540,45
jython  831,143 824,775 571,292
lusearch        1854,95 1870,969        1830,589
luindex 339,45  231,314 441,79
pmd     29,704  23,638  61,638

Average 449,91  408,60  471,71

default workload:
        OrigBuild       Fixed   Sun1.5.0_06
bloat   16116,691       15618   13578,522
chart   11701,546       10036,631       9790,247
fop     2539,386        2502,518        2387,289
hsqldb  3217,338        3078,331        5709,291
jython  14639,278       14064,104       9456,167
lusearch        14508,938       16175,085       13663,679
luindex 16292,652       15501,713       15602,178
pmd     10840,264       12937,255       9734,032

Average 9337,73 9281,87 8787,42

large workload:
        OrigBuild       Fixed   Sun1.5.0_06
bloat   168733,5        175493,46 138468,277
chart   31651,79        25681,751       25599,38
fop     2546,289        2512,045        2412,487
hsqldb  22873,608       13555,515       15751,873
jython  128207,3        92863,28        26183,716
lusearch        29425,991       30064,153       26605,631
luindex 17825,795       18083,898       14307,71
pmd     44548,724       40225,694       46345,995

Average 31345,21        27334,72        22348,3525

At first glace the results are pretty good, but antlr benchmark works
incorrectly with DRLVM (Harmony-1906) and there are no results for
eclipse and xalan benchmarks. I'm still working on Dacapo analysis.

Thanks,
Vladimir.

On 10/26/06, Geir Magnusson Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
10%-15%?  That's amazing.  How fast are we (DRLVM) compared to Sun 1.5
using decapo?

geir


Vladimir Strigun wrote:
> The optimization covers the following issues:
> - java.nio.charset.CharsetDecoder and java.nio.charset.CharsetEncoder
> Streaming decoding/encoding was removed. Analysis of API hotspots for
> Dacapo shows that CharsetDecoder is frequently used almost in all
> benchmark, especially in chart. We already discussed advantages of
> streaming decoding but the fix shows significant performance
> improvement on average for all Dacapo benchmarks. For instance, boost
> for chart benchmark is about 16%. Paulex, you recently worked in
> nio_char module and if I correctly remember you introduce streaming
> operations, so could you please review the changes and let me know?
> Since streaming operation was removed, tests have been slightly
> modified as well (previous version of tests fails on RI).
> - java.io.BufferedReader
> readLine() method was slightly modified. Additional check whether some
> characters available in cached buffer was added prior to main cycle.
> - java.io.InputStreamReader
> Cached char buffer was removed, read() , read(char[], int, int)
> methods were rewritten. Current implementation of read(char[], int,
> int) uses several invocation of System.arraycopy. Proposed solution
> wraps char[] arguments within char buffer and therefore doesn't use
> arraycopy. Decoding operation is also produced inside the method, so
> fillBuf() has been removed
>
> Thoughts? Comments?
>
> Thanks,
> Vladimir.
>
> On 10/26/06, Vladimir Strigun (JIRA) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> [classlib][performance] performance improvement for luni and nio_char
>> modules
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>>                 Key: HARMONY-1980
>>                 URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-1980
>>             Project: Harmony
>>          Issue Type: Improvement
>>          Components: Classlib
>>            Reporter: Vladimir Strigun
>>         Attachments: Harmony-1980.diff
>>
>> I've analyzed API frequently used in all Dacapo[1] benchmarks and
>> found several places in luni and nio_char modules that can be
>> improved. Suggested fix gives about 10-15% boost on average for Dacapo
>> executed on DRLVM. I'll post more details to dev list.
>> Attached fix contains modifications for the following classes:
>> java.io.BufferedReader, java.io.InputStreamReader,
>> java.nio.charset.CharsetDecoder and java.nio.charset.CharsetEncoder.
>>
>> Please have a look to the results of Dacapo execution (values are in
>> millisec, so the less the better):
>>
>> Small workload
>>
>>        OrigBuild   Patched
>> bloat   996,078 1024,85
>> chart   1240,777        1068,112
>> fop     250,433 232,957
>> hsqldb  348,942 361,139
>> jython  831,143 824,775
>> lusearch        1854,95 1870,969
>> luindex 339,45  231,314
>> pmd     29,704  23,638
>>
>>
>> default workload
>>        OrigBuild   Patched
>> bloat   168733,562      175493,467
>> chart   31651,792       25681,751
>> fop     2546,289        2512,045
>> hsqldb  22873,608       13555,515
>> jython  128207,303      92863,28
>> lusearch        29425,991       30064,153
>> luindex 17825,795       18083,898
>> pmd     44548,724       40225,694
>>
>>
>>
>> [1] http://dacapobench.sourceforge.net
>>
>>
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