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| They provide two example use cases, a compiler for a C-like language, and a WebAssembly compiler, and show promising results for both startup time and execution performance. | ||||
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| > Our compiler achieves both lower startup delay and better execution performance than | ||||
| prior baseline compilers. Figure 2 shows the performance of six WebAssembly compilers on the | ||||
| PolyBenchC benchmark, normalized to our performance. Our compiler | ||||
| has 6.5× lower startup delay than Liftoff, while generating on average 63% better-performing code. | ||||
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| Their C implementation is feature complete, and even includes some functionality like C++ (classes, destructor semantics). | ||||
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| One proposed use case of copy-and-patch compilation in the paper is as an SQL query engine, noting that they believe they have built the first baseline compiler for an SQL query engine. | ||||
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| # Terminology | ||||
| | Phrase             | Definition                                                                                                                                              | | ||||
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| | Stencil            | A binary implementation that has holes where missing values must be inserted during codegen.                                                            | | ||||
| | Full Compiler      | A compiler that compiles from a high level language to machine code                                                                                     | | ||||
| | Bytecode Assembler | An assembler that converts low level bytecode to machine code.                                                                                          | | ||||
| | Baseline compiler  | In tiered compilation, a baseline compiler is the first compiler. It's meant to be the fastest, with the lowest priority on generating performant code. | | ||||
| | Baseline compiler  | In tiered compilation, a baseline compiler is the first compiler. It's meant to be the fastest, with the lowest priority on generating performant code. | | ||||
| | Pareto Frontier    | In multi-objective optimization, the pareto frontier is the set of solutions that are best                                                              | | ||||
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