microbench: move caliper to jmh #2085
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@trustin @normanmaurer would be cool if you can try it and give me feedback what to improve aside from the things I need to add shown above. |
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now json reports are generated in target/reports/performance for each class.. also fork, warmup iter and run iters can be defined through properties (defaults set) |
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from my perspective this is good enough for merging, of course looking for review :) (so formally no WIP anymore) |
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@trustin @normanmaurer now that you guys are back from holidays, I'm curious what you think hehe |
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Is there any way to parameterize this?
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I checked with Aleksey Shipilev and there is no built-in way like with caliper.. You could do some hand crafted code, but there is one benefit here:
the output looks very nice, because it is sorted properly.. If we just have one method name (or a few), the results wouldnt be as pretty.
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+1 -- An 14. Januar 2014 at 07:34:57, Trustin Lee (notifications@github.com) schrieb: Squashed and merged via 7879005. Thanks a lot, @daschl ! — |
Not a WIP anymore!
since it has junit support as before, you can run it from your IDE (but only class-level, not method level).. or from the command line through
mvn -DskipTests=false test.Happy christmas :)