Andrea Corallo <akrl@sdf.org> writes:

> this is very good new thanks!  If I read correctly we are always under
> about 600MB as memory consumption is this correct?

Yep.  I can post the detailed data here if that's needed; here are the
10 files that took the most virtual memory (vsz):

 1. org/org.el              541.2 MB
 2. gnus/gnus-sum.el        459.3 MB
 3. emacs-lisp/comp.el      455.2 MB
 4. net/tramp.el            408.2 MB
 5. net/tramp-adb.el        390.4 MB
 6. net/tramp-sh.el         371.0 MB
 7. progmodes/cperl-mode.el 356.2 MB
 8. ../lisp/window.el       348.9 MB
 9. gnus/message.el         345.4 MB
10. net/soap-client.el      344.4 MB

And the 10 files that took the most resident memory (rss):

 1. org/org.el              361.6 MB
 2. emacs-lisp/comp.el      287.3 MB
 3. gnus/gnus-sum.el        286.7 MB
 4. net/tramp.el            236.8 MB
 5. net/tramp-adb.el        218.1 MB
 6. net/tramp-sh.el         199.0 MB
 7. progmodes/cperl-mode.el 185.0 MB
 8. ../lisp/window.el       181.6 MB
 9. gnus/message.el         174.0 MB
10. erc/erc.el              173.5 MB

> I suspect we are still looking at a speed 3 run.  How comp-speed was set
> for the test?
>
> I ask that because for now speed 3 is written into the stone within
> elisp-benchmarks.el, yeah... :/ and so has to be manually changed there.

Now that's just sneaky 😛 You're right, it was a speed 3 run.  Setting
comp-speed to 2 in elisp-benchmarks.el, I now get the attached results.