Interesting. Tiered compilation as well as OSR have been supported by Java's Hotspot for well over a decade (more like OSR: 20 years, Tiered Compilation: 15 years). It is interesting to see how C# makes such rapid progress, while the underlaying runtime only slowly catches up with what java has done for ages now. (another example isinlining of virtual methods. hotspot: ~1999, .NET somewhere in mid 201x)
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Interesting. Tiered compilation as well as OSR have been supported by Java's Hotspot for well over a decade (more like OSR: 20 years, Tiered Compilation: 15 years). It is interesting to see how C# makes such rapid progress, while the underlaying runtime only slowly catches up with what java has done for ages now. (another example isinlining of virtual methods. hotspot: ~1999, .NET somewhere in mid 201x)
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I always look forward to the performance improvement blog posts ! Awesome stuff, even if i can't wrap my brain around all of it, hehe.
Where can I find those blog posts?
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Your blog posts are so satisfying
Glad to hear of so many performance improvements in .NET7 !!
Great info Stephen, nice job everyone!
Where do I find documentation on adding "Code Size" to my benchmarks?
So is Core dead?
Core and Framework both dead. There is only .NET now :)
The nomenclature of appending "Core" at the end of .NET is dead yes.