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>is already parallelized, and it's fast. benchmarks?
by aaronblohowiak 13y ago
>is already parallelized, and it's fast.
benchmarks?
- Ygg2 13y agoBenchmarks at this point would be pointless, Servo doesn't do so many thing Gecko does that any benchmarks is pointless. E.g. Gecko renders every element on the page according to spec and spends 10seconds, while Servo renders like two in a millisecond (because it stubs the others). To make stuff worse, Gecko will be super-optimized for browser benchmarks (like storing previous values of used functions to speed things like sin(x) ) that Servo will look way slower than Gecko, or maybe even Firefox 6.
- seth1010 13y agoIf I'm not mistaken, it was never planned for Servo to have it's own Javascript engine, it just does layout. Most benchmarks just test JS execution time, so you wouldn't even run those ones.
- lastontheboat 13y agoI don't know what this means, but we're totally implementing the DOM and JavaScript execution using SpiderMonkey.