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Python Performance Benchmark Suite
Currently we install each benchmark's requirements every time we run the benchmarks, which adds to the time it takes. If we know they are already installed then we can skip...
After a clean install of `pyperformance`, run the below command: ```bash HAHA=1 pyperformance run -f --debug-single-value --inherit-environ HAHA -b 2to3 ``` The output received is: ```bash [...] [1/1] 2to3... INFO:root:Running...
From @methane (https://mail.python.org/archives/list/[email protected]/message/KVH7QLJ4VJBQQ45LZTWDXO2SEC6ANX7T/): >> CPU cache invalidation exists regardless. With the current GIL the >> effect it is reduced significantly. > > It's an interesting point. We can not see...
My workflow for PyPy is 1. download latest version compiled on buildbot, 2. run benchmarks, 3. upload data (using command line option `upload`, which goes through `compile.py`, but should it?....
``` $ # python3 -m pyperformance list --manifest pyperformance/data-files/benchmarks/MANIFEST $ python3 -m pyperformance list --manifest ./pyperformance/data-files/benchmarks/MANIFEST switching to a venv. ... Traceback (most recent call last): File "/runpy.py", line 194,...
Due to a current lack of representative macrobenchmarks, it is very difficult to decide on whether complex accelerators for some parts of typing are worth implementing in the future. Hence,...
The [richard's benchmark]( https://github.com/python/pyperformance/blob/main/pyperformance/benchmarks/bm_richards.py) included with pyperformance seems to be a C -> C++ -> Java -> Python port. It makes heavy use of object oriented programming and doesn't look...
hg_startup failed on the py3 job of Travis CI. I had to disable again this benchmark on Python 3. It's an issue related to virtual environment which is not specific...
I am running ```pyperformance run -r -m``` with a self built CPython 3.7.0 on Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS. The command stalls at ```tornado_http```. I believe this was introduced with the last...
This is a feature request. Would it make sense to add a benchmark for code that _heavily_ uses annotations, generics, and other ``typing`` features? I even have a suggestion for...
