cmark/bench, branch master My own fork of cmark for commonmark conversion Added 'make newbench'. 2016-12-06T09:56:59+00:00 John MacFarlane jgm@berkeley.edu 2016-12-06T09:56:59+00:00 5255e2d5717dc7a265ca79404d387ef8abe8c004 






Revised benchmark procedure.
2014-11-22T21:02:01+00:00

John MacFarlane
jgm@berkeley.edu

2014-11-22T21:02:01+00:00

0bc5cd38d4387e2624b8c67db0b5e282fd486421

Now we take the difference of the time to process the input
and the time to run with no input.  This compensates for
slow startup time in dynamic languages.

See comments on 2dcef8a





Now we take the difference of the time to process the input
and the time to run with no input.  This compensates for
slow startup time in dynamic languages.

See comments on 2dcef8a







Removed variance from stats.py.
2014-11-20T21:07:04+00:00

John MacFarlane
fiddlosopher@gmail.com

2014-11-20T21:07:04+00:00

eaec1043a4ad4ec7a8453ddccdefb3ad5bde1c78












Better benchmark.
2014-11-17T18:14:24+00:00

John MacFarlane
jgm@berkeley.edu

2014-11-17T18:14:24+00:00

67c5944b02d0dcabd8e928dbc997b41c03000b0b

'make bench' runs the program 20 times against a file
composed of 10 copies of Pro Git (about 5MB in all).

It then does statistics on the results.

We run it with high priority to get more consistent timings.





'make bench' runs the program 20 times against a file
composed of 10 copies of Pro Git (about 5MB in all).

It then does statistics on the results.

We run it with high priority to get more consistent timings.