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Ah, it turns out G1 only works on Linux... After consulting with Kacper, I think we will give up on this one. The gains are too small, and not all platforms are supported... |
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Issue #195
Changes the GC for AoT builds from the default serial collector to G1, which is the only other available GC. G1 works largely in parallel, and while it's really designed to lower latency, in our case it also helps with throughput, because we get rid of long GC pauses.
This does increase the binary size, but we can try to squeeze something more out of it later (e.g., with PGOs – #198):
Baseline throughput:
With this change applied:
So, it's a bit faster.