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adds the 'bench' module for running jmh benchmarks, jol analysis, and other performance toys. It is in the bench directory, and has a dependency on basis, but this commit does not change basis into a multi-module project. This means that the bench module must be compiled separately, and may be a little confusing, but this was the simplest and most non-destructive method we found. this setup may be improved upon in the future. In the meantime, the pom file for the bench module is intentionally minimalist and template-like for easy re-use in adding similar modules to other projects. a single benchmark is included mostly as an example. It is a cleaned up version of some tests I ran on a basis method from my local java-test project. It has some interesting results, but not terribly important ones.
intellij had frozen when I tried to rename a class and let it try to rename generated classes as well. Ended up sigkilling it, and I guess it ate some documentation I had written.
re: benchy -- how could i not..? re: readme -- has some general info that would otherwise be lost to commit notes or changing example classes
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I like the sub-module after seeing it in practice and running benchmarks Just Worked. Since I don't think I ever actually got Caliper working I view that as a very nice development. LGTM. I played with a few warnup/iteration and other settings and c.a.b.u.BitReversals.reverseBasis consistently came out on top, so go team! LGTM |
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adds the 'bench' module for running jmh benchmarks, jol analysis,
and other performance toys. It is in the bench directory, and has
a dependency on basis, but this commit does not change basis into
a multi-module project. This means that the bench module must be
compiled separately, and may be a little confusing, but this was
the simplest and most non-destructive method we found.
this setup may be improved upon in the future. In the meantime, the
pom file for the bench module is intentionally minimalist and
template-like for easy re-use in adding similar modules to other
projects.
a single benchmark is included mostly as an example. It is a
cleaned up version of some tests I ran on a basis method from my
local java-test project. It has some interesting results, but not
terribly important ones.