5 ms·
Instantiation takes under 50 microseconds (us) on the lab machine I tested on, and 65us on my colleague's laptop. Loading the code takes about that long as well
by phickey 8y ago
Instantiation takes under 50 microseconds (us) on the lab machine I tested on, and 65us on my colleague's laptop. Loading the code takes about that long as well (see thread: https://twitter.com/acfoltzer/status/1111387279434485760 https://twitter.com/acfoltzer/status/1111387279434485760). Compilation is not counted towards any of those tallies.
In our use case, we do compilation on a control plane system and distribute the shared object file to the fleet, so we aren't too concerned by it. For applications where compilation time is a bigger concern, I'm super impressed by this (still early) work on a one-pass wasm compiler: https://github.com/CraneStation/lightbeam https://github.com/CraneStation/lightbeam
- acqq 8y ago> 50 microseconds Yes, sorry for my error in writing, of course, 50 ms would be only 20 times per second. Thanks a lot for your explanations.