• # What’s next?

    Posté par (site web personnel) . En réponse au journal Warp : les performances de Firefox s’améliorent. Évalué à 10. Dernière modification le 14 novembre 2020 à 16:55.

    With Warp we have replaced the frontend (the MIR building phase) of the IonMonkey JIT. The next step is removing the old code and architecture. This will likely happen in Firefox 85 [NDLA : prévu le 26/01/21). We expect additional performance and memory usage improvements from that.

    We will also continue to incrementally simplify and optimize the backend of the IonMonkey JIT. We believe there’s still a lot of room for improvement for JS-intensive workloads.

    Finally, because all of our JITs are now based on CacheIR data, we are working on a tool to let us (and web developers) explore the CacheIR data for a JS function. We hope this will help developers understand JS performance better.

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    Maintainability and Developer Velocity

    Because WarpBuilder is a lot more mechanical than IonBuilder, we’ve found the code to be much simpler, more compact, more maintainable and less error-prone. By using CacheIR everywhere, we can add new optimizations with much less code. This makes it easier for the team to improve performance and implement new features.