If I knew what this meant I am sure I’d be excited!
V8 v6.9 embeds built-in code into the binary’s `.text` section, reducing the median V8 heap size per website by 19%. https://v8project.blogspot.com/2018/08/embedded-builtins.html …pic.twitter.com/PCVzp7e9DL
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Nitpick: please make your diagrams fully opaque; this one is black lines on transparent, which is very difficult to read when expanded on Twitter (which gives it a dark background).
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+1. I blame
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Oh, wow! the
@v8js team keeps doing those amazing things! At this rate, actual available memory will start growing, when opening new tabs, in a near feature!
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Can this be done with Node.js builtins too?
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Unfortunately no.
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Nice.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Is it one AOT compiled buildin for all CPU(on same arch), or dynamic optimization in place for those has faster instructions but not in the older one?? Or v8 is not even try to use AVX2
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The builtin code produced for one architecture is static and entirely AOT compiled. Once embedded in .text, it is completely immutable.
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