¡Hola Andy! Andy Wingo <wi...@pobox.com> writes:
> So, ahem, what I mean to say is that the small number of tests reflects > the small number of bugs, or something? ;-) You might be right. :-) > Sure, and at some point I'll switch to benchmarking and optimization -- > but in the meantime perhaps someone whose named ends in udovic Courtès > could make make a benchmarking suite? ;-)) I hear you're all finished > with the BDW GC branch, right? :) That must be me! Well, there's something under `gc-benchmarks' in there, with `gc-profile.scm' being the main entry point: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=guile.git;a=tree;f=gc-benchmarks;h=b4bf37646da364aa815620963281a7951c99bb5e;hb=c501d037b6a5b6953edd6a1da38b0d8e80ad4c7e However, these are mostly GC-related benchmarks, and half of the job of `gc-profile.scm' is to measure heap usage. OTOH, there's also generic machinery to allow the reuse of the Larceny/Gambit benchmarks, so perhaps you could give it a try as well. Cheers, Ludo'.
