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A considerable amount of time during application startup (double digit percentages) is spent compiling the managed methods with the interpreter. Inlining and other optimization passes are responsible for a big chunk of time spent compiling methods. Disabling these optimizations can decrease the compilation time by over 30%.
We can improve the startup time of applications using interpreter (blazor/maui) by a considerable amount if we first compile methods without any optimizations, tiering them up later during execution.
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A considerable amount of time during application startup (double digit percentages) is spent compiling the managed methods with the interpreter. Inlining and other optimization passes are responsible for a big chunk of time spent compiling methods. Disabling these optimizations can decrease the compilation time by over 30%.
We can improve the startup time of applications using interpreter (blazor/maui) by a considerable amount if we first compile methods without any optimizations, tiering them up later during execution.
A considerable amount of time during application startup (double digit percentages) is spent compiling the managed methods with the interpreter. Inlining and other optimization passes are responsible for a big chunk of time spent compiling methods. Disabling these optimizations can decrease the compilation time by over 30%.
We can improve the startup time of applications using interpreter (blazor/maui) by a considerable amount if we first compile methods without any optimizations, tiering them up later during execution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: