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we desperately need to publish benchmarks #14

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stew opened this issue Feb 7, 2016 · 6 comments
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we desperately need to publish benchmarks #14

stew opened this issue Feb 7, 2016 · 6 comments
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stew commented Feb 7, 2016

We need to start using JMH to benchmark our datatypes against those from the standard library where it makes sense

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I am goong to start benchmarking binary search tree and Diet

@stew stew changed the title we desperately need benchmarks we desperately need to publish benchmarks Feb 22, 2016
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stew commented Feb 22, 2016

we have some benchmarks now, sbt bench/jmh:run to run them, now we need to publish the results in a way which motivates when to use which collections

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stew commented Feb 22, 2016

we also still need benchmarks for many structures. especially Set/Map

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I am starting benchmarks to Set.

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stew commented Mar 22, 2016

I checked in a benchmarks.md hoping that .org mode tables would render in .md, but they don't... I'll work on it more tomorrow

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@larsrh I'm interested in this one. I can generate the benchmark results. I do need someone to help me to publish the result (I know how to use sbt-jmh).

There are a few questions:

  • I can not find the benchmarks.md which @stew mentioned at the early comment.
  • Is it fine I run the benchmarks on AWS EC2?

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