Improve the performance of Obj.getType()
by caching Obj
's type
#205
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For huge programs such as
columba-1.4
from java-benchmarks, most of the analysis time is spent onTypeFilter
when propagating objects through the PFG, among which a major proportion is spent on theObj.getType()
.Simply caching the type of the
Obj
using a field brings substantial speedup to the original Tai-e (comparing 8504562 to 064801b). On my laptop (AMD Ryzen7 4800H 2.9GHz with 16G heap memory for JVM) this optimization saves 30% of the analysis time forcolumba-1.4
.Tai-e/src/main/java/pascal/taie/analysis/pta/core/heap/Obj.java
Lines 36 to 44 in 8504562
The results are shown below (irrelevant lines are removed for clarity):
log file for gettype optimization(8504562)
log file for master(064801b)