fn benchmarks

[kamstrup]

Hi, great work on the benchmarks! <3 I added a benchmark with my own functional Go lib "fn".

Results:

$ go test ./... -bench . -benchmem -count 10 > f.txt

$ benchstat f.txt
name        time/op
Baseline-8   531µs ±37%
Mariomac-8   521µs ±29%
Lambda-8     660µs ±34%
Goio-8      1.67ms ±11%
Automi-8     772µs ±19%
Fn-8         496µs ± 7%

name        alloc/op
Baseline-8   199kB ± 0%
Mariomac-8   192kB ± 0%
Lambda-8     243kB ± 0%
Goio-8       591kB ± 0%
Automi-8     314kB ± 0%
Fn-8         192kB ± 0%

name        allocs/op
Baseline-8   2.56k ± 0%
Mariomac-8   2.57k ± 0%
Lambda-8     3.81k ± 0%
Goio-8       14.3k ± 0%
Automi-8     4.67k ± 0%
Fn-8         2.57k ± 0%

Memory is indentical, but I beat you by a smidgen on speed ;-P

Did a quick look through your code. Nice work! I think the primary difference between our approaches is that you seem closer to Java Streams, and I am a bit closer to Clojure. Fx. my Seq API is designed to work on "immutable sequences", ie you get a head+tail back when you walk a Seq, and the underlying Seq is stateless. Whereas your stream lib keeps a stateful iterator.

[mariomac]

Amazing! Thanks for your contribution

[mariomac]

Appended the results at the end of the article: https://macias.info/entry/202212020000_go_streams.md

[kamstrup]

Appended the results at the end of the article: https://macias.info/entry/202212020000_go_streams.md

Thanks again Mario <3