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    This document discusses using CRaC (Continuous Replay and Checkpointing), a Java library, to add checkpointing and restore capabilities to a Clojure application. It shows the execution time of a simple Clojure program, then checkpoints the runtime state and restores from the checkpoint, reducing execution time significantly compared to running from a cold start. This demonstrates how CRaC can be used to optimize JVM-based applications like Clojure by avoiding costly reinitialization.

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    This document discusses using CRaC (Continuous Replay and Checkpointing), a Java library, to add checkpointing and restore capabilities to a Clojure application. It shows the execution time of a simple Clojure program, then checkpoints the runtime state and restores from the checkpoint, reducing execution time significantly compared to running from a cold start. This demonstrates how CRaC can be used to optimize JVM-based applications like Clojure by avoiding costly reinitialization.

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    This document discusses using CRaC (Continuous Replay and Checkpointing), a Java library, to add checkpointing and restore capabilities to a Clojure application. It shows the execution time of a simple Clojure program, then checkpoints the runtime state and restores from the checkpoint, reducing execution time significantly compared to running from a cold start. This demonstrates how CRaC can be used to optimize JVM-based applications like Clojure by avoiding costly reinitialization.

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    ~$ time java -cp "clj/*" clojure.main -e '(System/exit 0)'

    real 0m0,236s
    user 0m0,484s
    sys 0m0,024s

    * yizhepku.github.io/clojure-crac
    ~$ java -cp "clj/*" -XX:CRaCCheckpointTo=repl-checkpoint
    clojure.main -e '(jdk.crac.Core/checkpointRestore)'

    * yizhepku.github.io/clojure-crac
    ~$ java -cp "clj/*" -XX:CRaCCheckpointTo=repl-checkpoint
    clojure.main -e '(jdk.crac.Core/checkpointRestore)'

    ~$ time java -cp "clj/*" -XX:CRaCRestoreFrom=repl-checkpoint


    clojure.main -e '(System/exit 0)'

    real 0m0,016s
    user 0m0,017s
    sys 0m0,009s

    * yizhepku.github.io/clojure-crac
    ~$ java -cp "clj/*" -XX:CRaCCheckpointTo=repl-checkpoint
    clojure.main -e '(jdk.crac.Core/checkpointRestore)'

    ~$ time java -cp "clj/*" -XX:CRaCRestoreFrom=repl-checkpoint


    clojure.main -e '(System/exit 0)'
    Было:
    real 0m0,016s real 0m0,236s
    user 0m0,017s user 0m0,484s
    sys 0m0,009s sys 0m0,024s

    * yizhepku.github.io/clojure-crac
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