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perf(android): resolve a method's declared return class once per call site - #125
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Wrapping an object a Java method returned looked up its class by name on every call:
GetObjectClass,Class.getName()through a Java up-call, a string replace, and a metadata lookup keyed by that string.When a method's declared return type is the object's exact runtime class, which is the common case, none of that is needed. The declared class and its
MetadataNodeare now resolved once per call site and stored onMetadataEntry(returnClass,returnNode,returnClassResolved). Each call compares the returned object's class to the cached one with a singleIsSameObjectand builds the wrapper from the cached node. A polymorphic return, where the runtime class is a subclass of the declared one, falls back to the name lookup as before. Array returns, whose declared type is not anLdescriptor, never use the cache.ObjectManager::CreateJSWrappergets an overload that takes the node and class directly, in both the Node-API and the direct runtime.Results
V8 release build on a Sony SO-01M (Android 11, arm64), AOT-compiled with
cmd package compile -m speed. One warm-up launch is discarded, then 5 launches; values are the median ns per call.Object returns that create a new wrapper are 5–9% faster, which is at the edge of this device's noise for allocation-heavy rows (up to ±15%).
Return thishands back an existing wrapper and does not reach this code. The cost that dominates a new-object return is the wrapper itself, which the later PRs in this stack address.All cases
Only V8 was built and run.