Performance Comparison Between Builtin JavaScriptCore and {N}'s one

Methodology

Run algorithms taken from Octane in a {N} and ReactNative applications on a button press. Each algorithm is run a specified number of times and the time is tracked and logged. The button is pressed numerous times and the range of the logged values is given in the table below.

var algo = 'richards';
var f = require(`./${algo}`);
var start = new Date();
for (var i = 0; i < 100; ++i) {
	f();
}
var end = new Date();
console.log(`"${algo} elapsed: ${((end.getTime() - start.getTime()))} ms`);

iOS 11.4.1 vs {N} version 4.2

Hardware:

iPhoneXModules
iPhone X 64GB
Model MQAD2GH/A
S/N DNPVVDXQJCLJ
iOS v 11.4.1 (15G77)

Algorithm	{N} (ms)	RN (ms)	Remarks
100x DeltaBlue	620 - 840	630 - 760
100x Richards	320 - 380	350 - 380
100x Crypto.encrypt	350 - 400	375 - 400
100x code-load.runCodeLoadClosure	54 - 140	55 - 90

React Native's console.log was not visible and that's why I threw an unhandled JS exception with the message. As a result each button press in the RN app is after a restart, while with {N} I managed to press the button numerous times in one run. Still I performed many restarts of the {N} app as well. The difference in the lowest numbers in favor of {N} is due to being able to press the button continuously