Behavior of the -H RTS option, possible doc/impl mismatch
Akio Takano
tkn.akio at gmail.com
Fri Feb 18 09:51:15 CET 2011
Hi Simon,
Thank you for explanation. I think I now understand why -H behaves that way.
2011/2/17 Simon Marlow <marlowsd at gmail.com>:
> Anyway, with -N2 and above I don't recommend using -H, generally I've found
> it results in lower performance. -A1m might be good if your CPUs have
> larger L2 caches. I have some local patches that implement an option like
> -H but which applies to the old generation sizing rather than the nursery,
> which tends to work better with -N2 and above.
An experiment shows my program benefits from larger -H value, at least
with a fixed -A. Also -A256M is much better than -A1M in my case,
perhaps because decreasing the number of minor GCs is very important
to the performance.
-- Takano Akio
>
> Cheers,
> Simon
>
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