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Greatly improve Java bf2 performance #175

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@sebthom sebthom commented Jul 26, 2019

By doing some very simple changes to the existing Java implementation (using array instead of list, using final modifierers, avoiding Character/char autoboxing, reusing empty arrays) I can see a 100% performance improvement on my system using OpenJDK 8 and OpenJDK 11.
This version apparently also runs significantly faster than version offered via #173

By doing some very simple changes to the existing Java implementation (using array instead of list, using final modifierers, avoiding Character/char autoboxing, reusing empty arrays) I can see a 100% performance improvement.
This version apparently also runs significantly faster than version offered via #173
nuald added a commit to nuald/benchmarks that referenced this pull request Oct 10, 2019
…ya#158, kostya#159, kostya#164, kostya#170, kostya#179).

Removed Ruby Topaz and Rubinous as these are not the active projects anymore (the latter has some activity,
but it neither can be properly compiled nor compatible with the used Ruby code).

Fixed memory consumption calculation to include children processes (e.g. for Scala as it invokes the actual JVM process as a child).

Minor tweaks to BF tests (normalizing data types and allocations if possible).

Applied changes from PR kostya#157, kostya#167, kostya#177, kostya#175.

Added relevant warming up for .NET projects (issue kostya#154), however it barely changed the results.

Replaced D Mir GLAS (not supported anymore) with D lubeck (another linear algebra library also utilizing D Mir) test.
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nuald commented Oct 10, 2019

Applied in another commit.

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@sebthom sebthom deleted the patch-1 branch October 13, 2019 14:36
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