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 - In WebAssembly performance measurement, I include data copying between WASM and JS so far because I first wanted to know if we can simply replace JS functions with WASM functions. And even if I allocate WASM memory beforehand and remove copying, WASM is still slower in most of the micro tests. (06/09/2017)
 
 - mavrukin (07/02/19): This version of the code makes a number of changes to the C/C++ executable:
- - Use 'const' wherever possible, this allows a significant level of optimization on the compilation side
- - Change compile flags from -Os (which optimized for size) to -O3 which optimizes exclusively for performance and is best suited for a production version.  This also required the explicit export of some additional functions like _malloc and _free.  The C++ code also used auto* where possible and for-each iterations constructs.  In sum this made the code more readable and because of known compiler level optimizations, more performant.  
- - Benchmark comparison between the version above from 06/09/17 and this one can be found on this sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DO0SKsZceLjPer3ZL7-2BdMwVWS-M-vhKgoZI8l-RDQ/edit#gid=0 
+  - Use 'const' wherever possible, this allows a significant level of optimization on the compilation side
+  - Change compile flags from -Os (which optimized for size) to -O3 which optimizes exclusively for performance and is best suited for a production version.  This also required the explicit export of some additional functions like _malloc and _free.  The C++ code also used auto* where possible and for-each iterations constructs.  In sum this made the code more readable and because of known compiler level optimizations, more performant.  
+  - Benchmark comparison between the version above from 06/09/17 and this one can be found on this sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DO0SKsZceLjPer3ZL7-2BdMwVWS-M-vhKgoZI8l-RDQ/edit#gid=0