Memory management
AssigneeAzul Systems, Inc.
InventorsGil Tene, Cliff N. Click, Michael A. Wolf, Ivan Posva
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Abstract
Improving performance of a computer program is disclosed. A first set of escape data is gathered. A first compiled program is provided using the first set of escape data. A second set of escape data is gathered based on the first compiled program. A second compiled program is provided using the second set of escape data. The second compiled program is more optimized than the first compiled program.
Claims9
A method for improving performance of a computer program, comprising:
- gathering a first set of escape data;
- providing a first compiled program using the first set of escape data;
- gathering a second set of escape data based on the first compiled program;
- and
- providing a second compiled program using the second set of escape data;
- wherein the second compiled program is more optimized than the first compiled program.
A system for improving performance of a computer program, comprising:
- a processor configured to:
- gather a first set of escape data,
- provide a first compiled program using the first set of escape data,
- gather a second set of escape data based on the first compiled program, and
- provide a second compiled program using the second set of escape data, wherein the second compiled program is more optimized than the first compiled program;
- and
- a memory coupled to the processor, configured to provide the processor with instructions.
A tangible computer program product for improving performance, the computer program product being embodied in a tangible computer storage medium and comprising computer instructions for:
- gathering a first set of escape data;
- providing a first compiled program using the first set of escape data;
- gathering a second set of escape data based on the first compiled program;
- and
- providing a second compiled program using the second set of escape data;
- wherein the second compiled program is more optimized than the first compiled program.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.