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Is clearTimeout slowing down for you too?
Comrades, I recently posted a pull request in node.js.
But one more interesting feature was discovered: on three different machines (running different Ubuntu), in addition to speeding up setTimeout by 5-50%, I get a 10-70 times speedup of clearTimeout (more precisely, setTimeout + clearTimeout bundles).
0.8.12; _ = null x 25 ops/sec ±4.13% (47 runs sampled)
0.9.3; _ = null x 17 ops/sec ±4.45% (49 runs sampled)
0.9.3 optimized; _ = null x 1,042 ops/sec ±1.60% (97 runs sampled)
wget https://raw.github.com/joyent/node/v0.8.12/lib/timers.js -O timers1.js
diff timers1.js timers_0.8.12.1.js
diff timers1.js timers_0.8.12.2.js
diff timers1.js timers_0.8.12.3.js
wget https://raw.github.com/joyent/node/v0.9.3/lib/timers.js -O timers2.js
diff timers2.js timers_0.9.3.1.js
diff timers2.js timers_0.9.3.2.js
diff timers2.js timers_0.9.3.3.js
diff timers2.js timers_my.1.js
diff timers2.js timers_my.2.js
diff timers2.js timers_my.3.js
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If I use nodejs.org/dist/v0.9.3/node-v0.9.3-linux-x86.tar.gz , then on one machine (Ubuntu 11.04, Linux wicked-desktop 2.6.38-16-generic-pae #67 -Ubuntu SMP Thu Sep 6 18:18:02 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux) I get these results:
[email protected]:~/timers-benchmark$ ../node-v0.9.3-linux-x86/bin/node run.js
0.8.12; _ = null x 11 ops/sec ±7.61% (33 runs sampled)
0.9.3; _ = null x 8 ops/sec ±4.81% (25 runs sampled)
0.9.3 optimized; _ = null x 621 ops/sec ±0.47% (94 runs sampled)
on another machine in node 0.8.4 on windows vista 32 bit:
D:\work\node\timers-benchmark>node run.js
0.8.12; _ = null x 70 ops/sec +2.85% (66 runs sampled)
0.9.3; _ = null x 42 ops/sec +4.38% (57 runs sampled)
0.9.3 optimized; _ = null x 1,247 ops/sec +3.62% (92 runs sampled)
macbook with macos:
0.8.12; _ = null x 89 ops/sec ±2.49% (70 runs sampled)
0.9.3; _ = null x 60 ops/sec ±2.53% (65 runs sampled)
0.9.3 optimized; _ = null x 2,287 ops/sec ±1.27% (95 runs sampled)
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