The potential of speculative class-loading
D Zaparanuks, M Jovic, M Hauswirth - Proceedings of the 5th …, 2007 - dl.acm.org
D Zaparanuks, M Jovic, M Hauswirth
Proceedings of the 5th international symposium on Principles and practice of …, 2007•dl.acm.orgPlatforms such as Java provide many software engineering benefits. However, these
benefits often come at the cost of significant runtime overhead. In this paper we study the
potential for hiding some of that overhead by employing speculative execution techniques.
In particular, we study the predictability of class-loading requests and the potential benefits
of speculatively preloading classes in interactive applications.
benefits often come at the cost of significant runtime overhead. In this paper we study the
potential for hiding some of that overhead by employing speculative execution techniques.
In particular, we study the predictability of class-loading requests and the potential benefits
of speculatively preloading classes in interactive applications.
Platforms such as Java provide many software engineering benefits. However, these benefits often come at the cost of significant runtime overhead. In this paper we study the potential for hiding some of that overhead by employing speculative execution techniques. In particular, we study the predictability of class-loading requests and the potential benefits of speculatively preloading classes in interactive applications.
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