Re: [Chicken-hackers] [Chicken-users] Any thoughts on performance woes?

[Andy Bennett]

Hi,

> The difference is, this one is much better code, which doesn't exercise
> the garbage collector, so it isn't much use as a GC benchmark.

Code involving SSQL would be good for a GC benchmark. I recently
reworked the query generation in Knodium to be up-front rather than at
access-time and got an ordes of magnitude speed up and an order of
magnitude fewer GCs.

Here's a snippet from my commit message:

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(account 'read "1:3") query generation (each call returns 1 account object)

    > (time (for-each (lambda x (account 'read "1:3")) (iota 6500)))

    Original:

    5.296s CPU time, 0.492s GC time (major), 3334265 mutations, 86/28886
GCs (major/minor)
    5.357s CPU time, 0.48s GC time (major), 3334265 mutations, 84/28888
GCs (major/minor)
    5.332s CPU time, 0.508s GC time (major), 3334265 mutations, 89/28883
GCs (major/minor)
    5.284s CPU time, 0.46s GC time (major), 3334265 mutations, 83/28889
GCs (major/minor)
    5.397s CPU time, 0.501s GC time (major), 3334283 mutations, 83/28889
GCs (major/minor)

    With pre-generated query in read-account:

    0.304s CPU time, 0.004s GC time (major), 220077 mutations, 1/656 GCs
(major/minor)
    0.296s CPU time, 220077 mutations, 0/657 GCs (major/minor)
    0.304s CPU time, 220077 mutations, 0/657 GCs (major/minor)
    0.296s CPU time, 220077 mutations, 0/657 GCs (major/minor)
    0.3s CPU time, 220077 mutations, 0/657 GCs (major/minor)
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Regards,
@ndy

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