Performance issue with FLLarge FLLargeIdentityDictionary and FLLargeI…
Modify references to FLLarge... to use standard Pharo objects. Performance is increased in my tests, but i don't know the full impactof this modification ... ?
Cheers Eric.
The change may be correct for current images.
The purpose of FLLargeIdentityDictionary was being polymorphic and faster than IdentityDictionary when a large number of key/values are stored... and it wasn't slower with small number of key/values too AFAIR.
We benchmarked on 32-bits Pharo, maybe 1.1 ?!?!
Maybe @marianopeck remembers more details.
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@tinchodias as far as I can tell, drawing on the benchmarks that Guille did, the custom collections no longer offer any advantages.
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@tinchodias as far as I can tell, drawing on the benchmarks that Guille did, the custom collections no longer offer any advantages.
Maybe after the switch from 32 to 64-bits images (or/and some other changes), the need of these large collection has disappeared, and even more now it's counter-productive. I like it if this happens, because the ode becomes easier to understand.
I suppose this means we deprecate the FLLarge* collection classes for some versions, and delete them afterwards.
Done for Pharo 13: eb83885c2a4e6fabca2ecb407a0b7b51d68b610e.