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Optimizing Dynamically-Typed Object-Oriented Languages With Polymorphic Inline Caches (psu.edu)
14 points by qwph on Aug 3, 2008 | hide | past | favorite | 6 comments


This provides good insight into some of the techniques used to make intuitively slow dynamic operations very fast in practice!


Good paper, but I wonder how relevant these optimizations are now that modern processors include indirect branch predictors.



It'd be nice to have a [pdf] warning in the title of this one.


I don't think I can edit it now. I'd guess it's because it's not a direct link, so it bypassed the pdf logic. Apologies.


Perhaps the submission page could have a PDF checkbox with the default state taken from the PDF autodetection function? This way we could correct the autodetection when it fails. Also it would ensure a uniform title "tagging" style.

Now that I think about it we could have radio buttons: Regular, PDF, Movie, Picture.




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