Avoid abstraction overheads on isolated ELF #3055
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Motivation: Unfortunately, closure composition is really expensive: closures that capture closures always heap allocate. To make ELF.Isolated perform well, then, we need to inline the method bodies directly. Modifications: - Add some isolated functions into ELF for enqueueing callbacks. - Inline the implementation of the ELF methods into the isolated view. Result: Allocation counts match between isolated/nonisolated.
FranzBusch
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Jan 13, 2025
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Motivation:
Unfortunately, closure composition is really expensive: closures that capture closures always heap allocate. To make ELF.Isolated perform well, then, we need to inline the method bodies directly.
Modifications:
Result:
Allocation counts match between isolated/nonisolated.