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Comment #45429886
Please note that the post didn't mention the word benchmark a single time ;) It does a "basic performance measurement" of "our csmith example". Anyway, thanks for your notes, they …
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Comment #42725110
RuntimeDYLD is legacy, you might want to switch Postgres to use JITLink instead: https://llvm.org/docs/JITLink.html
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Comment #41525450
Scam?
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Comment #39750465
Interesting, because we store relocatable objects. And process symbols can be resolved by name if you really want. It might be yet another performance trade-off though.
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Comment #39744585
> There is one way to make the LLVM JIT compiler more usable, but I fear it’s going to take years to be implemented: being able to cache and reuse compiled queries. Actually, it's …
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Comment #39338448
RuntimeDyld is being replaced by JITLink and most recent development happens there. When moving on to new LLVM versions, this might be something to consider: https://llvm.org/docs/…
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Comment #38106162
That really works great for people who have 100M times more lookups than inserts/deletions and less than 3K nodes :)
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Comment #31822209
Great in-detail article, thanks! In the last paragraph you state that pseudo read-write-execute maps work "on the shiny new Apple systems". Do you mean M1 with macOS 12 on arm64?…
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Comment #26223770
They moved to LLVM 12 and OrcV2 https://github.com/postgres/postgres/commit/6c57f2ed16e12810...
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Comment #23649599
> OrcJIT has a pretty decent caching layer (Sadly) this is not correct. If you want to cache compiled code between sessions, your only option so far are handwritten object caches a…
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Comment #20729445
https://rebellion.earth/
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Comment #20243338
Jeopardy: An email option that encourages people to add OTHER people's phone numbers to Google's database.
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Comment #19969279
> US companies have now been shown for what they really are: an extension of the US government. Interesting. Isn't that exactly what the US is blaming Huawei for?
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Comment #18326865
No big surprise given the past riots against multinational companies in the district [1]. Apparently those responsible knew about that as much as they care about people & culture h…
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Comment #18288506
The problem with +2° is, that we will be at +5° soon after. Phase III is an irreversible chain reaction.