Late Data Layout Program Transformation

Three papers best describe the miniboxing transformation and benchmarks:

Miniboxing (OOPSLA 2013) - the first miniboxing paper, describing the representation,
Late Data Layout (OOPSLA 2014) - the foundation of miniboxing (also described in detail here) and
Miniboxing the Linked List (tech report) - describes the miniboxing transformation for Scala collections.

The Late Data Layout mechanism is the underlying transformation used by miniboxing to transform classes and methods. The following page lists the most important resources available:

Paper and Poster

Talks

Oracle Labs Virtual Machines Meetup (ETH Zürich)

Scala Bay Presentation (and the recording)

Other Resources

Earlier material is available in the miniboxing plugin repository, in the docs directory and on speakerdeck.

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