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  CJC vs PYTHON - MEMORY PRESSURE STRESS TEST RESULTS
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  Date:         2026-02-15 00:37:07
  CJC Version:  v0.1.0 (tree-walk interpreter, release build)
  Python:       3.11.3
  Platform:     Windows
  Matrix Size:  64x64 (4,096 elements per matrix)
  Trials:       20 per phase
  GC Burst:     5,000 objects per burst
  Runs:         3 (best of 3 reported)

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  WHAT THIS TEST DOES
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  This benchmark measures whether garbage collection activity affects
  the timing consistency of math kernels (matrix multiplication).

  Phase 1 (CLEAN):       Run 20 matmul kernels with zero GC activity.
                         This establishes the baseline timing.

  Phase 2 (GC FLOOD):    Before EACH kernel, allocate 5,000 temporary
                         objects on the GC heap, then trigger a full
                         collection. Then run the matmul kernel.

  Phase 3 (INTERLEAVED): Allocate 1,000 objects, run matmul, THEN
                         collect. This maximizes the chance of GC
                         pauses interfering with kernel timing.

  KEY METRIC: Jitter (max_time - min_time across 20 trials).
  Low jitter  = GC does NOT affect math kernel performance.
  High jitter = GC pauses are bleeding into math kernel timing.

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  SECTION 1: KERNEL SPEED (64x64 matmul)
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  Mean time per 64x64 matmul (20 trials):

                          CJC              Python           CJC Speedup
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Clean baseline           1.193 ms         22.122 ms         18.5x
    Under GC pressure        1.306 ms         20.762 ms         15.9x
    Interleaved              1.183 ms         21.249 ms         18.0x

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  SECTION 2: JITTER (timing consistency under memory pressure)
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  Jitter = max_kernel_time - min_kernel_time across 20 trials.
  Lower is better. Measures how much GC pauses disrupt math timing.

                          CJC              Python
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    Clean jitter             165.6 us        16388.3 us
    GC flood jitter          840.0 us         5589.7 us
    Interleaved jitter       203.7 us         3607.2 us

  Jitter change from clean baseline:

                          CJC              Python
    --------------------------------------------------------
    GC flood vs clean        5.07x             0.34x
    Interleaved vs clean     1.23x             0.22x

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  SECTION 3: VARIANCE (statistical spread of kernel times)
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  Variance of kernel execution times (lower = more predictable):

                          CJC              Python
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    Clean                       2.00e-09         1.24e-05
    GC flood                    6.42e-08         1.28e-06
    Interleaved                 3.04e-09         8.78e-07

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  SECTION 4: DETAILED PHASE RESULTS
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  Phase 1: CLEAN (no GC)
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                                               CJC          Python
                                    --------------  --------------
    Total time (20 trials)               23.854 ms      442.448 ms
    Mean per kernel                       1.193 ms       22.122 ms
    Min kernel time                       1.156 ms       20.124 ms
    Max kernel time                       1.322 ms       36.512 ms
    Jitter (max - min)                    165.6 us      16388.3 us
    Variance                              2.00e-09        1.24e-05

  Phase 2: GC FLOOD (5000 allocs + collect before each kernel)
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                                               CJC          Python
                                    --------------  --------------
    Total time (20 trials)               26.119 ms      415.248 ms
    Mean per kernel                       1.306 ms       20.762 ms
    Min kernel time                       1.153 ms       19.723 ms
    Max kernel time                       1.993 ms       25.313 ms
    Jitter (max - min)                    840.0 us       5589.7 us
    Variance                              6.42e-08        1.28e-06

  Phase 3: INTERLEAVED (1000 allocs, matmul, then collect)
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                                               CJC          Python
                                    --------------  --------------
    Total time (20 trials)               23.654 ms      424.980 ms
    Mean per kernel                       1.183 ms       21.249 ms
    Min kernel time                       1.145 ms       20.019 ms
    Max kernel time                       1.349 ms       23.626 ms
    Jitter (max - min)                    203.7 us       3607.2 us
    Variance                              3.04e-09        8.78e-07

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  SECTION 5: WHY CJC'S DESIGN MATTERS
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  CJC's 3-Layer Memory Architecture:

    Layer 1 (nogc):  Tensors use Reference Counting + Copy-on-Write.
                     NO garbage collector touches tensor memory.
                     Matmul runs in a tight Rust loop — zero GC pauses.

    Layer 2:         Multiple dispatch resolves at call time.
                     Function values are stack-allocated.

    Layer 3 (gc):    Mark-sweep GC manages short-lived objects.
                     Collection runs BETWEEN kernels, never during.
                     The GC cannot "stop the world" during math.

  Python's Memory Architecture:

    Everything shares ONE memory system (reference counting + cyclic GC).
    Temporary dict/list allocations during a computation can trigger
    gc.collect() at ANY point — including inside your inner loop.
    This creates unpredictable jitter spikes in kernel timing.

  Java / JVM languages have it worse: a "stop-the-world" GC pause can
  freeze ALL threads — including your GPU dispatch and math threads —
  for milliseconds or longer.

  CJC's design guarantee: If your code is in a `nogc` block, the GC
  CANNOT pause it. Tensor operations are always in Layer 1 (RC + COW).
  You get the convenience of GC for high-level code AND the predictability
  of manual memory management for performance-critical math.

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  SECTION 6: TOTAL EXECUTION TIME
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  CJC total:    0.178s   (all 3 phases + GC + tensor ops)
  Python total: 1.606s   (all 3 phases + GC + pure-loop matmul)
  Speedup:      9.0x

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  END OF MEMORY PRESSURE BENCHMARK REPORT
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