joeylib2/PERF.md

JoeyLib cross-port performance (UBER benchmark)

Regenerated 2026-07-05 (PERF-AUDIT-PLAN.md Phase 8, #25b) from same-day captures of all four ports. This supersedes the 2026-07-04 Phase 0 baseline; every phase of the audit fix plan (0-8) has landed, so these are the numbers the library actually ships with.

2026-07-06 update: the IIgs sprite column is now COMPILED. Finding #77 (the loader/segment-BSS + malloc-heap reservation that forced the codegen arena into the app's own BSS) was fixed toolchain-side and JOEY_IIGS_SPRITE_CODEGEN was re-enabled; the four IIgs sprite rows were re-captured (bench-iigs.sh) and jumped 5-25x (SaveUnder 104->543, Draw 48->907, RestoreUnder 110->568, SaveAndDraw 15->376 ops/sec), bit-identical to the interpreter goldens (diff-uber-hashes 45/45). The ST and DOS columns are unchanged from the 2026-07-05 capture.

Also 2026-07-06: the Amiga jlpFillRect partial-width path was moved onto the blitter (BLTAFWM/BLTALWM hardware edge masks + masked minterm), which lifted jlFillRect 16x16 567->1153, 80x80 71->269 (both from below-floor to well above it), and -- because they build on fillRect -- jlDrawLine V 144->269 and jlDrawRect 100x100 122->203, all hash-identical (Amiga 45/45). The one remaining Amiga below-floor cell is jlFillCircle r=40 (74%); a whole-circle asm routine was tried and did NOT help (per-span dispatch is not the cost -- the 8-way-symmetry overlap fill dominates), so it stays on the C span walker for now.

2026-07-06, NATIVE-PERF Phase 0: four WORKLOAD rows were added (see NATIVE-PERF-PLAN.md) and the goldens refrozen at 49 lines after a clean regression gate (45 match + exactly 4 extras per port) and full 4-port cross-identity. The new rows measure what games actually do, and they expose the real problem the per-op rows hid: jlSpriteDraw unaligned runs at 5% (ST) / 9% (Amiga) of the IIgs floor -- a 15x/12x cliff vs the aligned row, because only x%8==0 draws are compiled on the 68k ports (see the plan's code-truth table). The gameFrame composite row is the bottom line: ST 9 / Amiga 18 / IIgs 10 / DOS 18 frames/sec for a modest game frame. Bonus finding: cross-identity of the sweep16 row validated the ST/Amiga shifted c2p walkers as pixel-perfect at all 14 previously-untested x phases. (Re-capture note: IIgs input/audio rows wobbled vs the prior MAME run -- e.g. jlAudioFrameTick 50223 -> 27612 -- run-to-run MAME variance on cheap ops; hashes are unaffected and those rows gate nothing.)

2026-07-06, NATIVE-PERF Phase 1 (draw side) LANDED: all-shift compiled sprite DRAW on both 68k ports. Amiga emits pre-shifted JIT variants for all 8 bit phases; the ST emits per-phase thunk + data tables driven by a shared masked-movem walker (spriteWalk.s) for all 16 intra-group phases, with the dispatcher's ST shift contract changed to x & 15. jlSpriteCompile is now plan-based: it measures every (shift, op) variant, greedily fits them under the uint16 offset cap (draws first, save/restore as atomic pairs), and degrades to the byte-aligned phases when the arena is too small instead of losing the sprite. RESULT -- the alignment cliff is CLOSED: jlSpriteDraw unaligned ST 40 -> 500 ops/sec (12.5x), Amiga 75 -> 803 (10.7x); sweep16 ST 2 -> 32 sweeps/sec (512 draws/sec), Amiga 5 -> 50 (800 draws/sec). Unaligned now performs like aligned on both ports (ST 82% / Amiga 84% of their aligned rows), and every one of the 49 golden hashes still matches -- the compiled paths are bit-identical to the interpreted walkers they replace, on all four ports. (Found along the way: the Amiga bench task stack was ~4 KB -- one deep call chain from overflow -- now 32 KB in bench-amiga.sh; the emitters' accumulators are file statics.)

Phase 1 step 5 (save/restore) ALSO LANDED, completing Phase 1: compiled save/restore on both 68k ports operate on the 16-px-group window (two width classes per sprite, like the IIgs MVN pair), the backup format is a pure function of the recorded geometry (identical for compiled and interpreted producers/consumers -- the ST HAL gained a raw-span interpreted branch, switched atomically with restore), and the gates route by SPRITE_SAVE_CLASS / SPRITE_RESTORE_CLASS with an odd- buffer-pointer demotion (68000 word ops need even addresses). The combined jlSpriteSaveAndDraw path now fires on 68k at EVERY x for the first time. RESULTS (floor-relative): Amiga SaveUnder 104% -> 276%, RestoreUnder 98% -> 236%, SaveAndDraw 94% -> 160%; ST SaveUnder 158% -> 203%, RestoreUnder 122% -> 163%, SaveAndDraw 87% -> 107%; Amiga gameFrame 18 -> 23 fps. Backup capacity contract: JOEY_SPRITE_BACKUP_BYTES in sprite.h (window worst case; all in-repo examples migrated + 2-aligned). DEFAULT_CODEGEN_BYTES is 64 KB on Amiga/ST (full variant sets). All 49 golden hashes held throughout.

2026-07-07, THE ST COLUMN DOUBLED -- idle-audio ISR tax found and fixed: every previous ST capture ran with ~49.5% of the CPU silently consumed by the 12.3 kHz Timer-A PWM ISR that jlpAudioInit started unconditionally -- it streamed buffer silence to the YM even with nothing playing, and UBER inits audio before its timed run. Found by a calibrated probe (known-cycle dbra spin + per-layer direct-call rows under the bench Hatari config): every probe row slowed by exactly 1.98x once audio was initialized, and the probe's un-taxed tilePaste cycles/call matched the instruction-count model that UBER's number mysteriously doubled. Fix: src/atarist/audio.c Timer A is now demand-driven -- installed on the first PlayMod/PlaySfx, parked again once the mix buffer drains back to silence with nothing live (drain-to-silence handshake in jlpAudioFrameTick; StopMod parks immediately when no SFX is riding the pump). Probe-verified: idle rows match the never-initialized rows exactly, the tax correctly returns while an SFX drains, and it vanishes after the drain. Full ST re-bench: 49/49 hashes bit-identical (pixels untouched) and EVERY row ~2x: gameFrame 9 -> 19 fps, tilePaste 1,574 -> 3,203/s, sprite draw 607 -> 1,188/s, unaligned draw 508 -> 992/s. The other three ports were audited for the same bug class and are clean: Amiga ~1.8% idle tax (PTPlayer rides Paula DMA), DOS ~0.5% (SB auto-init DMA, ~11 Hz half-buffer IRQ), IIgs 0% (no handler installed until PlayMod). ALL pre-2026-07-07 ST comparisons -- including the Phase-0 ceiling gaps and the Phase-1 relative results -- understated the ST by ~2x.

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF PHASE 4 (IIgs arm) LANDED -- whole-map asm walker: iigsTileMapPasteMark (joeyDraw.s) replaces the IIgs stage-arm per-tile loop of jlTileMapPaste with ONE JSL that walks the index map: dst offset advances incrementally (+4/column, +1280/tile row) from a single gRowOffsetLut read, the register-starved inner lives in a 22-byte stacked D-frame (X survives the 16-store body and carries the dst offset; the map index sits in the frame because Y is clobbered), the idx << 5 tileset add carries into the bank byte, all three wrapping branches are brl, and ONE band union closes the call. Gated 50/50 + make iigs-verify. RESULT: IIgs batch row 60 -> 140 maps/s = 7,000 tiles/s (+133%), ~400 cyc/tile -- BELOW the 480-cyc single-tile hand-coded ceiling, because the walker amortizes the JSL/derive/mark that even a hand-coded per-tile call pays. Batch row across all ports: ST 8,150 / Amiga 7,650 / IIgs 7,000 / DOS 22,500 tiles/sec (the morning's per-call loop numbers were 1,600 / 2,300 / 1,750 / 10,000). The Amiga blitter cookie-cut sprite was recon'd and DEFERRED with a full design on record: the synchronous WaitBlit the hash contract requires erases the parallelism win at <= 16x16 (every current sprite row), and the chip-RAM pre-shifted source data is a net-new subsystem -- the honest experiment is a >= 32x32 golden'd row measured with and without the fence.

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF PHASE 4 CLOSED -- clean-buffer experiment PASSED, jlSurfaceCopyRect is public API: Scott signed off the jlTileMapPaste shape and approved the clean-buffer experiment; both landed same-day. jlSurfaceCopyRect(dst, src, x, y, w, h) is a SAME-POSITION rect copy (clip, then snap outward to the 16-px group grid on every port -- uniform snap keeps cross-port hashes byte-identical): core wrapper + dirty mark in surface.c, generic chunky row-memcpy engine (serves DOS and both IIgs surface flavors -- the IIgs stage pixels pointer reaches bank $01 through ordinary large-model stores, recon-verified against the sprite-restore precedent), ST override = strided interleaved row memcpys (the raw-span restore recipe), Amiga override = per-plane CPU row copies (CopyMemQuick is unusable at 16-px grain: word alignment only; the modulo-driven blitter variant is the recorded production upgrade). The STRATEGY row gameFrameClean composite (erase 3 sprite windows from a pristine clean surface + 3 draws + present; NO per-frame background repaint, NO save-under -- the static-background pattern, not an op-for-op gameFrame speedup) measures, vs gameFrame: ST 48 vs 22 = 2.18x (acceptance bar was 1.4x), DOS 195 vs 19 = 10.3x, IIgs 18 vs 10 = 1.8x, Amiga 34 vs 25 = 1.36x (Amiga gains least, exactly as the adversarial recon predicted: its fillRect was already blitter-fast, and clean->stage is a chip-to-chip CPU copy against display DMA -- the blitter rect variant is its lever). GOLDEN CONTRACT now 51 lines: regression gate exactly 50 match + 1 extra per port, 4-port cross-identity of the new row (hash C51FE171 x4), then freeze. Found along the way: make all does NOT regenerate joey.2mg, so bench-iigs.sh silently benched the previous UBER (clean 50/50, new row absent) until make iigs-disk -- recorded in the stale-binary memory.

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF PHASE 4 (ST arm) LANDED -- movep.l map engine: the ST jlTileMapPaste arm now dispatches to stTileMapPasteMovep (src/atarist/tileMap.s): per tile row, one move.l (a0)+ + movep.l d0,d16(a1) writes all 4 interleaved plane bytes in 36 cycles vs ~80 for the four compiled move.b -- movep IS the half-group byte-scatter pattern (the classic ST c2p trick), where movem is useless (byte-granular dst) and byte-pair word fusion loses (lsl.w #8 costs 22 cyc on a barrel-shifterless 68000, priced during recon). Cells walk in even/odd pairs sharing one group pointer (+8/pair, all row offsets compile-time d16); odd bx = head cell, odd width = tail cell. The C pair walker (stTileMapPaste in stTile.h, +17% alone -- adversarial recon correctly predicted the pure-C cap at +15-23% because gcc already hoists the mulu and the 632-cyc copy body dominates) stays as the odd-tileset-pointer fallback: move.l (a0)+ needs an even source, jlTileT is align-1, and the guard is one AND per call. RESULT: ST batch row 163 -> 346 ops/sec = 17,300 tiles/s (2.12x, 462 cyc/tile) -- ABOVE the Phase-0 12,700-15,500 "hand-coded ceiling", which under-counted by assuming byte-move bodies. Gate: ST 50/50 bit-identical (hash 52B9646B held through both engines) + a 12-case on-emulator proof (TILETEST, session scratchpad) covering odd-bx head, odd-width tail, w=1 columns, h=1, checkerboard/end/all skips, and both odd-pointer fallback paths, each with a border-ring containment check. Batch row across ports: DOS 22,500 / ST 17,300 / Amiga 7,650 / IIgs 7,000 tiles/s. IIgs PEI-slam map variant was EVALUATED and REJECTED: models ~+28% (~312 cyc/tile) but requires SEI for the whole map (~5.6 ms interrupts-off at 10x5, audio ISR jitter) AND the VBL-driven bench clock cannot honestly measure SEI ops (PERF artifact: SEI inflation) -- the walker already beats the 480-cyc per-tile ceiling without it.

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF PHASE 3 LANDED -- jlTileMapPaste batch API: one public entry pastes a wTiles x hTiles rectangle from a tileset + row-major uint8_t index map (TILE_MAP_SKIP = 0xFF leaves a cell untouched): one validation, one dirty union (68k/DOS; the IIgs stage-fused entries mark per pasted tile, and its loop hoists the stage test + does tileset indexing as base + (idx << 5) -- the natural tiles[idx] spelling cost a 32-bit indexed multiply per cell on the 65816 and erased the batch win until specialized). GOLDEN CONTRACT now 50 lines: refreeze followed the Phase-0 procedure (regression exactly 49 match + 1 extra per port, then 4-port cross-identity of the new jlTileMapPaste 10x5 row -- all four hash 52B9646B -- then freeze). RESULTS, tiles/sec batch vs per-call loop: ST 8,150 vs 4,000 (+106%, gap-to-ceiling 1.6-1.9x); Amiga 7,650 vs 3,750 (+104%, gap 1.40x -- INSIDE the ~1.5x program target); DOS 22,500 vs 12,900 (+74%, 2.5x); IIgs 3,000 vs 2,950 (+2% -- its Phase-2 fused entries already deleted the per-tile wrapper, so the remaining cost is ~93% inner JSL; a whole-map IIgs asm walker is the Phase-4 lever). Sprite batch APIs were DESCOPED from Phase 3: the phase gate measures only the tilemap row, and post-R5 sprite dispatch overhead is ~3-6% -- not worth new public surface without a measured need.

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF PHASE 2 COMPLETE -- Steps D3 (R6 + R10) close the phase: (R6) the IIgs masked-copy inner's 4 x 8 jsr/rts round-trips to tmaskByte were inlined via the TMASK_BYTE assembler macro (identical body; the row loop-back became brl -- the expanded body exceeds 8-bit branch range): jlTileCopyMasked 625 -> 681 (+9%, exactly the 384-cycle model). (R10) the stage arm of jlDrawPixel is one fused JSL (iigsDrawPixelMark: single-row widen + nibble RMW plot against the pinned stage base): jlDrawPixel 3,179 -> 5,576 (+75%, 502 cyc/call incl. wrapper vs the measured 880 before); the batching plotters (lines/circles, plotPixelNoMark) keep the unfused inner and were flat, as were tiles/sprites. Final gate 49/49 x4 + make iigs-verify. PHASE-2 EXIT vs its gate ("small-op rows move measurably toward Phase-0 ceilings on all ports; goldens hold"): tilemap row tiles/sec ST 1,600 -> 4,050 / Amiga 2,300 -> 3,750 / IIgs 1,750 -> 2,950 / DOS 10,000 -> 12,900; gameFrame ST 9 -> 21 / Amiga 18 -> 25 / IIgs 10 / DOS 18 -> 19; IIgs tilePaste ceiling gap 3.5x -> 2.15x, ST 2.6x. The remaining per-call floor is the public wrapper + one JSL/call -- Phase 3 batching territory. Optional leftovers R7 (saveAndDraw consolidation) and R12 (IIgs C-residue reshapes) are recorded in the plan, not phase-gating.

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF Phase 2 Step D2 LANDED -- sprite dispatch flattening (R5): the spriteCompiled* runtime dispatchers moved from spriteCompile.c into spriteDispatch.h as always-inline functions consumed only by sprite.c, deleting the cross-TU call per compiled sprite op and letting the compiler share the slot/field loads the caller already did. Gated 49/49 x4. Sprite rows: IIgs +6-13% (SaveAndDraw 376 -> 423, Draw 906 -> 966), ST SaveUnder +15% (2,611), Amiga +5-11% (SaveUnder 2,053), DOS SaveUnder +16% (10,743). Two measurement footnotes: gameFrame wobbles +/-1 fps between runs (single-digit iters per 16-frame window -- quantization, not signal; ST has bounced 21/22 across three consecutive gates), and DOS jlSpriteDraw unaligned is BIMODAL across runs of identical binaries (~3,800 vs ~5,100; seen 07-06 and again today; the all-phase sweep16 row is stable at ~362, so per-phase behavior is fine -- likely DOSBox dynamic-core state; do not chase single-run deltas on that row).

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF Phase 2 Step D1 LANDED -- IIgs fused tile entries (R2): jlTileFill/Copy/Paste on the stage now run ONE JSL each: new joeyDraw.s entries (iigsTile*Mark, section .text.iigsFusedTile) derive the destination in asm from the pinned $01:2000 stage base + gRowOffsetLut, write via long,X with the stage literal folded into each store, and widen the dirty band via a shared stageTileMark helper -- replacing C-side pointer math plus two JSLs (op + marker). Gated 49/49 (pixels) AND make iigs-verify (framebuffer -- the mark half is hash-blind, so the display check is load-bearing). RESULTS: IIgs tileFill 1,981 -> 3,251 (+64%), tilePaste 1,687 -> 2,710 (+61%), tileCopy 1,441 -> 1,988 (+38%), map row 35 -> 59 (+69% = 2,950 tiles/s), gameFrame 10 -> 11 fps; unfused controls (copyMasked, snap, sprites) flat. IIgs tilePaste is now ~1,030 cyc/call vs the 480-cyc hand-coded ceiling (gap 2.15x, was 3.5x). Toolchain landmine found en route: a 16-bit jsr between .section blocks can cross OMF segment banks (no link error, wild jump into $00CFxx) -- helpers must share their callers' section or be jsl/rtl; see the cross-section-jsr feedback memory.

2026-07-07, NATIVE-PERF Phase 2 Steps A-E LANDED (per-op tax): five hash-gated steps, each 49/49 x4. (A) plane-pointer access inlined into the 68k compiled-sprite dispatchers (amigaPlanar.h / stPlanar.h; the jlpSurfacePlanePtr cross-TU call -- ~190 cyc x4 per Amiga dispatch -- deleted): Amiga sprite ops +10-23%. (B) whole-tile dirty marks specialized (band = [bx2, bx2+1] with compile-time proof, unrolled 8-row widen): tiles +9-28% on 68k/DOS. (C) jlDrawRect raw-edge fills + ONE band-identical mark (+22-40%); the multi-row widen unroll is Amiga-only by measurement (gcc-mint compiled it WORSE, ST -5% -- see the per-port #if in surface.c). (D=R9) presents consume the core gStageScbDirty/gStagePaletteDirty flags instead of memcmp'ing 512-712-byte cached mirrors: gameFrame +1-2 fps on ST/Amiga/DOS. (E) ST/Amiga tile ops moved into always-inline per-port headers (stTile.h / amigaTile.h), deleting the second cdecl layer (ST tiles +9-14%, Amiga +5-11%), then the Amiga row loops unrolled to d16(An) form (tilePaste +36%, tileSnap +52%). NET SESSION MOVEMENT on the tile gate row (tiles/sec, map 10x5): ST 1,600 -> 4,000; Amiga 2,300 -> 3,750; DOS 10,000 -> 12,900. gameFrame: ST 9 -> 21, Amiga 23 -> 25, DOS 18 -> 19 fps (IIgs untouched at 10 -- its fused-asm glue is Phase 2 Step D, still open). The present-row jumps (ST 467, DOS 1,137) are the dirty-union idle early-out running flag-gated; gameFrame is the honest present signal.

Correctness statement backing this table: all four ports produce BYTE-IDENTICAL pixels on every measured op and every correctness check -- 49/49 surface hashes match the frozen goldens in tests/goldens/uber/ (37 timed ops + 12 hashed checks; the PASS/FAIL checks -- palette round-trip, PRNG golden sequence, sprite clip round-trip, arena churn, sprite-from-surface -- pass everywhere). The Phase 0-era divergences (#75 tilePasteMono three-way, #78 ST fillCircle/tileFill, #87 IIgs circle outline) are all fixed.

Measurement honesty (read before trusting any number)

Four measurement artifacts have shaped this table's history. Three are fixed, one is inherent -- know them before comparing rows:

1. Per-iteration poll tax -- FIXED (Phase 0). The pre-audit bench loop called jlFrameCount() between every op; on the IIgs that was a GetTick toolbox chain (~600-800 cycles), so every small-op number carried the harness cost, not the op cost. Ops now run in adaptive batches per poll. Small-op numbers jumped 2-10x on every port when this landed; never compare against pre-Phase-0 captures.
2. SEI tick loss -- INHERENT on IIgs, rows tagged below. The benchmark clock is jlFrameCount = the VBL-interrupt-driven GetTick. An op that holds SEI while it runs suppresses those interrupts, the clock loses ticks, and the op over-reports. The three SEI-holding rows -- jlSurfaceClear, jlFillRect 320x200, and jlStagePresent full -- are CLOCK-UNRELIABLE in the IIgs column. The physics check: a full-screen op moves 32000 bytes at ~6 cyc/word, so ~29 ops/sec is the hard ceiling at 2.8 MHz. The present row's 68 and the clear row's 35 sit above it -- inflated; the honest values are at or below the ceiling.
3. ST frame-rate miscalibration -- FOUND and FIXED 2026-07-06; the ST column below is the corrected (millis-clock) capture. Before the fix, ops/sec was iters * jlFrameHz() / actualFrames and the ST's jlpFrameHz() hardcoded 50 -- but Hatari runs the emulated ST at ~60 Hz VBL, so every ST number was scaled by 50/60 ~= 0.83 (~17% pessimistic). Caught by cross-checking against UBER's independent Timer-C 200 Hz millis clock (refresh-independent), which ran ~16-22% faster; the Amiga's two clocks agreed exactly (FS-UAE = PAL 50 Hz), confirming it was ST-only. Two fixes landed: (a) UBER now computes ops/sec from jlMillisElapsed (refresh-independent on all four ports; identical to the old formula on IIgs where millis is GetTick-derived), and (b) ST jlpFrameHz() now reads the shifter resolution + sync-mode registers to return the true 50/60/71 Hz. The per-op UBER-CLK: log line reports frame-vs-millis as a standing cross-check (they now agree). ST cells rose ~17% (e.g. jlSpriteDraw 503->585, jlFillRect 80x80 97->115); DOS/IIgs/Amiga unchanged.
4. ST idle-audio ISR tax -- FOUND and FIXED 2026-07-07; the ST column below is the post-fix capture. jlpAudioInit started the 12.3 kHz Timer-A PWM ISR at init and left it running forever, even silent (~320 cycles/tick = ~49.5% of the CPU), and UBER inits audio before timing anything. Every ST capture before 2026-07-07 is ~2x pessimistic. Timer A is demand-driven now (runs only while a mod or SFX is audible), so the benches measure the op and an idle game gets the whole CPU. Amiga/DOS/IIgs audited clean for the same bug class (~1.8% / ~0.5% / 0% idle cost).

Baseline (2026-07-07): absolute ops/sec per port

The IIgs is the reference and the perf floor (every other port must meet or beat it -- project directive). Non-IIgs cells show absolute ops/sec plus percentage of the IIgs number; sub-100% cells are bolded as below-floor. tools/uber-perf-table emits this table directly; regenerate after any re-capture (Amiga needs TIMEOUT=600 -- the default cuts off the final checks). Capture provenance: all four ports 2026-07-07, the 51-line golden freeze gate (jlSurfaceCopyRect + gameFrameClean experiment; ST column includes the movep.l map engine; Amiga run with TIMEOUT=600; IIgs from a fresh make iigs-disk image -- make all alone leaves joey.2mg stale).

Op	IIgs (ops/sec)	Amiga (ops/sec, % of IIGS)	Atari ST (ops/sec, % of IIGS)	DOS (ops/sec, % of IIGS)
jlSurfaceClear	33	75 (227%)	88 (267%)	66 (200%)
jlPaletteSet	1561	11503 (737%)	10388 (665%)	29809 (1910%)
jlScbSetRange	163	4003 (2456%)	4833 (2965%)	8495 (5212%)
jlDrawPixel	5576	5853 (105%)	6522 (117%)	23687 (425%)
jlDrawLine H	1142	1753 (154%)	2670 (234%)	5708 (500%)
jlDrawLine V	99	303 (306%)	261 (264%)	468 (473%)
jlDrawLine diag	42	40 (95%)	88 (210%)	109 (260%)
jlDrawRect 100x100	73	285 (390%)	279 (382%)	470 (644%)
jlDrawCircle r=16	304	285 (94%)	359 (118%)	447 (147%)
jlDrawCircle r=80	70	63 (90%)	83 (119%)	98 (140%)
jlFillRect 16x16	602	1153 (192%)	1225 (203%)	3027 (503%)
jlFillRect 80x80	110	285 (259%)	236 (215%)	414 (376%)
jlFillRect 320x200	21	68 (324%)	77 (367%)	58 (276%)
jlFillCircle r=40	42	31 (74%)	155 (369%)	156 (371%)
jlSamplePixel	4797	7253 (151%)	9603 (200%)	46251 (964%)
jlTileFill	3251	3703 (114%)	3855 (119%)	11840 (364%)
jlTileCopy	1988	2953 (149%)	3445 (173%)	10913 (549%)
jlTileCopyMasked	681	1003 (147%)	1632 (240%)	3391 (498%)
jlTilePaste	2710	3803 (140%)	4033 (149%)	12601 (465%)
jlTileSnap	2530	6003 (237%)	6403 (253%)	19247 (761%)
jlSpriteSaveUnder	602	2103 (349%)	2611 (434%)	10743 (1785%)
jlSpriteDraw	966	1103 (114%)	1283 (133%)	6404 (663%)
jlSpriteRestoreUnder	545	1453 (267%)	1781 (327%)	6218 (1141%)
jlSpriteSaveAndDraw	423	803 (190%)	892 (211%)	4668 (1104%)
jlStagePresent full	67	534 (797%)	467 (697%)	1137 (1697%)
jlInputPoll	228	4053 (1778%)	2788 (1223%)	3148 (1381%)
jlKeyDown	10191	39353 (386%)	45286 (444%)	77526 (761%)
jlKeyPressed	11389	38353 (337%)	45286 (398%)	75119 (660%)
jlMouseX	20214	96753 (479%)	117981 (584%)	155281 (768%)
joeyJoyConnected	10191	38903 (382%)	44260 (434%)	77537 (761%)
jlAudioFrameTick	27509	56353 (205%)	40637 (148%)	59211 (215%)
jlAudioIsPlayingMod	11071	56453 (510%)	60441 (546%)	128004 (1156%)
surfaceMarkDirtyRect (via jlFillRect 32x32)	323	853 (264%)	774 (240%)	1476 (457%)
jlSpriteDraw unaligned	906	903 (100%)	1070 (118%)	5215 (576%)
jlSpriteDraw sweep16	60	56 (93%)	68 (113%)	362 (603%)
jlTilePaste map 10x5	59	78 (132%)	80 (136%)	258 (437%)
gameFrame composite	10	25 (250%)	22 (220%)	19 (190%)
jlTileMapPaste 10x5	140	153 (109%)	346 (247%)	450 (321%)
gameFrameClean composite	18	34 (189%)	48 (267%)	195 (1083%)

IIgs full-screen ceiling (~29 ops/sec). A full-screen op moves 32000 bytes = 16000 word-stores x 6 cyc (STA long,X / PEI, both 3 cyc/byte) / 2.8 MHz ~= 34 ms ~= 29 ops/sec maximum. So jlSurfaceClear, jlFillRect 320x200, and jlStagePresent full cannot legitimately exceed ~29; a higher reading means the benchmark clock was perturbed. The clock is jlFrameCount = the VBL-interrupt- driven GetTick, so an op that holds SEI while it runs can over- report its ops/sec. Treat full-screen IIgs numbers above ~29 as inflated and cross-check against the cycle model.

Reading notes

• Sprite rows measure COMPILED code on all four ports since NATIVE-PERF Phase 1 (2026-07-06): the 68k ports JIT all-shift draw variants plus group-window save/restore (previously stubs that fell to interpreters), IIgs codegen re-enabled via finding #77, DOS via finding #74. The interpreted walkers remain only as arena-full degrade paths -- and are proven bit-identical to the compiled code by the 49-hash gate.
• The below-floor cells are the standing punch list, and after the 2026-07-07 audio-tax fix the ST has NONE -- every remaining below-floor graphics cell is the Amiga's: the circle family (diag line 95%, circle r=16 94%, r=80 87%, fillCircle 74% -- planar 4-plane RMW tax) and the two sprite workload rows a hair under floor (unaligned 95%, sweep16 89%; chip-RAM display-DMA contention that the fast-RAM-code ST does not pay). DOS jlAudioFrameTick (42%) is the SB half-buffer silence refill on an otherwise-trivial call -- it gates nothing. Floor parity is effectively DONE; the open work is ceiling-relative (NATIVE-PERF-PLAN.md Phase 2+), where every port still runs 2-5x below hand-coded technique on tile/sprite glue. Amiga jlFillCircle r=40 (74%) was probed 2026-07-06 with a full whole-circle asm routine (Bresenham + inline 4-plane long-fill span): it held 45/45 hashes but did NOT move the number (34 vs 31, within the coarse 11-iter sample), so the per-span C dispatch is NOT the bottleneck -- the asm was reverted. The real cost is the midpoint fill's 8-way symmetry filling each row 2-4x (idempotent overlap): the true lever is a scanline rewrite (one span per row, no overlap), which would roughly halve the byte writes and stay hash-identical. NB: this op is timed at batch=1 (~29 ms each) by the 50 Hz frame counter, a coarse measurement. (The old note here blaming a "4-5x model-vs-measured gap" partly on measurement was vindicated 2026-07-07: on the ST that gap was the idle-audio tax, artifact #4.)
• jlRandom has no timed row. Phase 8 (#43) rewrote its xorshift32 update in 16-bit halves on the IIgs only (~2-3x fewer cycles per call on the 65816; 32-bit shifts there are per-bit helper loops). Output is bit-identical -- host-proven over the golden sequence and a 50M-state sweep, and gated by UBER's random-golden check on all four ports.
• Input predicates stay functions (Phase 8 #40 decision): the post-clock-fix numbers (12K-77K ops/sec) put call overhead nowhere near a real frame budget; macro forms in the public header were rejected as not worth the API exposure.
• IIgs libc memset/memcpy remain ~4x slow (finding #79, toolchain-owned): llvm-mos runtime byte loops vs ORCA's MVN. The jlScbSetRange and jlPaletteSet IIgs rows carry that tax; library-side mitigations landed (#16 unrolled word copy, #21), the libc fix is flagged to the llvm816 session.

History

Pre-2026-07-04 tables (ORCA-era IIgs column, artifact-inflated DOS numbers, un-batched loops) live in git history only -- every conclusion drawn from them was re-derived from Phase 0 onward. The Phase 0 baseline (2026-07-04) and per-phase deltas are recorded in PERF-AUDIT-PLAN.md's progress tracker; headline gains since Phase 0: IIgs interpreted spriteDraw 18 -> 48 ops/sec (Phase 4), IIgs tilePasteMono asm 3.35x (Phase 7 #3), ST flood plane hooks 5.6x (Phase 7 #4), DOS paletteSet +92% / tileSnap +42% (Phases 2/5), DOS compiled sprites 284 -> ~6100 ops/sec (#74).