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TinyVM is thus an ideal playground to exercise our OSR technique, and we use it to run performance measurements on the shootout test suite, also known as the Computer Language Benchmark Game~\cite{shootout}. The list of benchmarks and their description is reported in Table~\ref{tab:shootout}; four of them - namely {\tt b-trees}, {\tt mbrot}, {\tt n-body} and {\tt sp-norm} - are evaluated against two workloads of different size.
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\caption{\label{tab:shootout} Description of the shootout benchmarks}
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sp-norm-large & 19\,360\,000\,000 & 2 & 0.756 & 2 &- \\
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\caption{\label{tab:sameFun}Average cost of an OSR transition to the same function.}
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