Re:Performance in Big Data Land: Every CPU cycle matters
by vitalyd on Wednesday October 28, 2015 @10:11PM
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Memory indirection is the biggest issue indeed. However, I'd also add that java has a terrible performance model, as a language. Unless you stick to primitives only, the abstraction costs start to add up (beyond pointer chasing). It shoves the entire optimization burden onto the JVM which by the time it runs has lost a bunch of semantic and type information in some cases. There are also codegen deficiencies in current hotspot C2 compiler (i.e. generated code subpar compared to roughly equivalent gcc).
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