Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
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Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
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Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#2Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#3Can we just compile js to bytecode? It's silly making huge apps in a language that has to be parsed and compiled on the fly
Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#4Can we just compile js to bytecode? It's silly making huge apps in a language that has to be parsed and compiled on the fly
Get to work on a Webassembly compiler and your wish might be granted. http://webassembly.org
Why is WebGL still so heavy on the CPU?
Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#5Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#6Can we just compile js to bytecode? It's silly making huge apps in a language that has to be parsed and compiled on the fly
On my Arch Linux installation, the node.js package takes about 18.45 MiB on disk. While I'd be glad if the various multiple electron runtimes slimmed down by 10-15 MiB, it wouldn't be much.
Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Get to work on a Webassembly compiler and your wish might be granted. http://webassembly.org
The Tanks demo makes my CPU hurt (15" rMBP, Firefox). Why is WebGL still so heavy on the CPU?
Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Get to work on a Webassembly compiler and your wish might be granted. http://webassembly.org
The Tanks demo makes my CPU hurt (15" rMBP, Firefox). Why is WebGL still so heavy on the CPU?
Well, how else are we supposed to get nice side channel / timing attacks?
Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#9Re: Energizing Atom with V8's custom startup snapshot
#10So this is basically the emacs startup hack? Ugh.