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I wonder what happened to the latest two (or three) releases so that there is this performance regression.
@ales.najmann it's only in graalvm20: https://github.com/oracle/graal/issues/2136
yes. it seems the graalvm folks don't know either, but I hope they are investigating. we aren't using graalvm20 for bb yet
funny fact, I'm ex-Oracle Labs employee. I was sitting next to bunch of Graalvm maintainers. 'Unfortunately' I was working on something else, but I like to recall all the conversations I had with them about challenges of Graalvm project.
it was called Data Studio, it was a notebook system similar to Jupyter, it was based around Apache Zeppelin, some interpreters were native, like bash and python. But thanks to graalvm we were also able to write notebooks in LLVM bitcode (that was super weird), and jruby for example. But those were more like a lab features. I was frontend dev, so I did the facelift for that. Visualisations and UI. Also I did bunch of demo notebooks.
There is a presentation from my boss (Hassan) and team leader (Daniel) https://youtu.be/mWDeEXs_CMQ
I actually think that your projects would be nice to work with if bundled as interpreters.