POC PGO configuration - #568
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| File.rmdir("/tmp/pgo-data") |
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Should probably be somewhere in the build path to make that compatible with windows.
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This PR adds a POC implementation to enable rustler projects to configure scripts that will be used to optimize the rust code using PGO following: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/profile-guided-optimization.html#a-complete-cargo-workflow
I've only tested it on the Struct benchmark, it seems to give small but consistent (I only tried running a few times manually) improvement especially for the bigger "decode & encode" benchmark:
Maybe there is a bigger rustler project we could try it on.
This was first discussed in #565