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   by v_pragma 6y ago

   > AS hasn't scalar replacement optimization pass yet which JavaScript definitely has. Also it will be much better after implementing tuple / records which depends on multi-value proposal for now. Yes, I do use a lot of small ob
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   by v_pragma 6y ago

   GC aside, I've inspected assembly code (.wast files) for top 10 hottest methods in my code, and it was pretty much perfect, Rust and C will probably end up with something similar. However, there was no performance improvements whatsoev
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   by v_pragma 6y ago

   Unfortunately, no, it's a commercial closed-source project. I profiled both JS and WA versions, the hottest methods took basically the same amount of time in both versions, except that WA build additionally spend ~25% of all time in __
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   by v_pragma 6y ago

   Keep in mind that WebAssembly is not a silver bullet for performance, and carefully crafted JS application (written in engine-friendly way) will perform roughly the same or even better than its WA equivalent. I've rewritten chunk of my
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   Unity ConfigurableJoint Guide(medium.com)

   5 points by v_pragma 6y ago|0 comments
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   Deep Dive into Configurable Joints in Unity(medium.com)

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   Deep Dive into Configurable Joints in Unity(medium.com)

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   12 strange things that can happen after installing an NPM package(medium.com)

   5 points by v_pragma 8y ago|0 comments