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Caliper benchmark framework looks abandoned, migrate the benchmarks to JMH #27
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were. Conflicts: hppcrt-benchmarks/src/main/java/com/carrotsearch/hppcrt/jmh/BenchmarkPut.java
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fixed multiple processing of the same files, update deps
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fixed multiple processing of the same files, update deps Conflicts: hppcrt-templateprocessor/src/main/java/com/carrotsearch/hppcrt/generator/TemplateOptions.java
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+ fixed Benchmarks again, benchmarking is hard dammit !
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+ fixed Benchmarks again, benchmarking is hard dammit !
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Caliper is dead (good riddance) migrate the benchmarks
Caliper benchmarks looked abandoned, migrate the benchmarks to JMH
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Caliper benchmarks looked abandoned, migrate the benchmarks to JMH
Caliper benchmarks look abandoned, migrate the benchmarks to JMH
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Caliper benchmarks look abandoned, migrate the benchmarks to JMH
Caliper benchmark framework looks abandoned, migrate the benchmarks to JMH
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Caliper sounds dead from January 2014. Besides, Caliper v1.0 has become a big bloat of code from v0.5 forcing new usage with things like :
Those are show stoppers for all kinds of scripting process, and more importantly, what of real-life closed source corporate developpement ? We certainly don't want any kind of internal info leaking out.
Well, so either migrate those in "misc" with hand-made "synthetic" benchmarks or use JMH v1.0+ which looks the new boss in town.
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