A Limit Study of Thread-Level Speculation in JavaScript Engines — Initial Results
作者： Håkan Grahn , Anders Isberg , Jan Kasper Martinsen
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摘要: JavaScript is a programming language for interactive clientside functionalities in web applications. It sequential pro- gramming language, so it cannot take advantage of multicore processors. Previously Thread-Level Speculation has been used to processors execution applications with promising results execu- tion time wise, but large memory overhead. In this study we have evaluated the effects limiting amount memory, number threads and depth specula- Speculation. Our indicate that can tune these parameters improve reduce
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