Show HN: Dynimizer – A runtime binary optimizer(dynimize.com)
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Show HN: Dynimizer – A runtime binary optimizer
https://dynimize.com/blog/tutorials/beginner/dynimizer-quickstart-tutorial/
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Sure. You can try using it with any program that meets these requirements, and over time the scope will be expanded futher:
https://dynimize.com/manual#workloadRequirements
However Dynimizer has only been thoroughly stress tested and made stable for MySQL, MariaDB, and Percona Server. Any other software should be thoroughly tested before use with Dynimizer in production. For example, I've gotten similar speedups with MongoDB however no effort has been made to make Dynimizer stable with Mongo as of yet (coming soon), So it isn't currently supported. Over time more apps will be added and we're open to suggestions.
However Dynimizer has only been thoroughly stress tested and made stable for MySQL, MariaDB, and Percona Server. Any other software should be thoroughly tested before use with Dynimizer in production. For example, I've gotten similar speedups with MongoDB however no effort has been made to make Dynimizer stable with Mongo as of yet (coming soon), So it isn't currently supported. Over time more apps will be added and we're open to suggestions.
Is this for real? If yes it has profound implications for a lot of software. I wonder what other applications this could help.
Or does it work for other CPU-bound programs too?