Posté par reno .
En réponse au journal Gros bras.
Évalué à 1.
Dis, si tu faisais l'effort de google le texte que j'ai donnée, tu verrais que le premier résultat est un papier pour Javascript.
Voila le lien: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~mckinley/papers/pjit-pespma-2009.pdf
puisque tu es un fainéant voila la conclusion:
"In this paper, we showed that even though JavaScript language itself is currently single-threaded, both its throughput and responsiveness can benefit from multiple cores with our concurrent JIT compiler. This improvement is achieved by running the JIT compiler concurrently with the interpreter. Our results show that most of the compile-time pauses can be eliminated, resulting in a total, average, and maximum reduction in pause time by 89%, 97%, and 93%, respectively. Moreover, the throughput is also increased by an average of 6%, with a maximum of 34%. This paper demonstrates a way to exploit multicore hardware to improve application performance and responsiveness by offloading system tasks"
[^] # Re: Qui aurait cru...
Posté par reno . En réponse au journal Gros bras. Évalué à 1.
Dis, si tu faisais l'effort de google le texte que j'ai donnée, tu verrais que le premier résultat est un papier pour Javascript.
Voila le lien:
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~mckinley/papers/pjit-pespma-2009.pdf
puisque tu es un fainéant voila la conclusion:
"In this paper, we showed that even though JavaScript language itself is currently single-threaded, both its throughput and responsiveness can benefit from multiple cores with our concurrent JIT compiler. This improvement is achieved by running the JIT compiler concurrently with the interpreter. Our results show that most of the compile-time pauses can be eliminated, resulting in a total, average, and maximum reduction in pause time by 89%, 97%, and 93%, respectively. Moreover, the throughput is also increased by an average of 6%, with a maximum of 34%. This paper demonstrates a way to exploit multicore hardware to improve application performance and responsiveness by offloading system tasks"
Pied --> bouche ++