[MLton-devel] Controlling memory usage for MPI MLton processes

[Stephen Weeks]

> Of course, it is easy for me to run both the SML/NJ and the MLton versions
> of ADATE on some small problem and measure the time it takes. But it may
> not be a good benchmark since most of the execution time is taken by
> machine code generated by ADATE's rudimentary and "built-in" ML compiler.
> This compiler has a compilation speed perhaps 100 times greater than that
> of SML/NJ or MLton.

Makes sense.  Out of curiousity, why don't you compile the generated
SML with MLton?

> Also, ADATE consists of 41000 lines of ML code which means that it may be
> difficult to pin down performance bottlenecks.

I invite you to try mlprof :-).

> Here is a decription of ADATE and a link:

Thanks.  I've added it to the page.



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