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The "issue" is really simple, when evaluating a somehow complex Source, like this one , in a regular Java app (no native) it takes, let's say, 1000ms, but when evaluating the same Source in a native image, it takes exactly twice the time, that is, 2000ms.
By adding stopwatches to the entire operation (Context Creation > Bindings > Eval), I confirmed that 99.9% of the total time is consumed by the eval, meaning that problem is entirely isolated, so there is nothing else adding noise to the measurement.
Is it a known thing or am I misconfiguring something from my side?
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Hi team,
Some context of my current env:
graalvm-community-openjdk-22+36.1
org.graalvm.polyglot:polyglot
=> 24.0.2org.graalvm.polyglot:js-community
=> 24.0.2--gc=serial
;-march=compatibility
The "issue" is really simple, when evaluating a somehow complex
Source
, like this one , in a regular Java app (no native) it takes, let's say, 1000ms, but when evaluating the sameSource
in a native image, it takes exactly twice the time, that is, 2000ms.By adding stopwatches to the entire operation (Context Creation > Bindings > Eval), I confirmed that 99.9% of the total time is consumed by the
eval
, meaning that problem is entirely isolated, so there is nothing else adding noise to the measurement.Is it a known thing or am I misconfiguring something from my side?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: