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Improve Kotlin performance using Application Class Data Sharing#2423
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Currently, as before, a pre-built Temurin image from Eclipse Adoptium is being used for this purpose. It works fine with that, but not yet with the new build method. The "--enable-jvm-feature-cds" flag hasn't yielded any positive results yet. I'll see if `strace` can provide more clarity on what's being done later. In any case, the boot time is significantly shorter with the use of Class Data Sharing.
The current way of linking did not take CDS into account and therefore "destroyed" the necessary base archive.
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Shrinks Java-based langs a little, shamelessly taken from #2423
This applies to all languages running on the JVM, except Java itself and Kotlin, of course. This way, all containers to which this applies remain roughly the same size.
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This is the essence of what I'm doing with Kotlin in code-golf#2423, among other things. Here too, the acceleration is clearly noticeable.
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This is the essence of what I'm doing with Kotlin in #2423, among other things. Here too, the acceleration is clearly noticeable.
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This branch significantly reduces Kotlin's startup time. In the past, we've found that the performance difference between local and server-side execution isn't easy to measure, but I've never seen Kotlin run this fast—almost always faster than live. And I only tested the methods that yielded the least significant improvements in startup time.