Peter Strömberg
Peter Strömberg
I think this will be fixed in clojure-lsp at some point. Your workaround is great. We should figure out how to help people find that. Maybe in some general way....
In preparation for this the new `run.sh`, from #370, records the computer model, architecture, RAM, and OS, as part of the results. Also I am making my visualizer accepting benchmark...
Yeah, that's weird.
There seems to be something up with the nrepl printer function `nrepl.middleware.print/print` which Calva uses by default. In theory you should be able to work around it by specifying the...
Calva v2.0.474 is out now, and the workaround config should work. Let's keep this issue open a while and see if we can get some clarity around the `nrepl.middleware.print/print` issue.
NativeAOT does seem to loose out a tiny bit with the run times of the new input data. It just barely runs the test faster than the non-AOT version, even...
Would be awesome if someone wanted to help getting C# over to the new benchmark runner: * https://github.com/bddicken/languages/issues/371
Hello. Thanks for contributing! 🙏 However, if this program can't be run in a benchmark together with the other languages, it doesn't really belong, I think.
The benchmark runs on whatever computers people choose to run them on. For both @bddicken and me that means MacOS. But any environment that can run `compile.sh` and `run.sh` will...
Happy new year!