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Lazy implementation is now the default. Use `--eager` to force ffs to construct the entire filesystem on startup. NB that lazy loading is not the same as lazy parsing. There's still plenty of savings left on the table. There is some unwelcome code duplication in saving to accommodate type-level jiggery pokery.
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65 lines
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#!/bin/sh
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set -e
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TIMESTAMP=$(date +"%Y%m%d_%H:%M:%S")
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NUM_RUNS_DEFAULT=10
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usage() {
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exec >&2
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printf "Usage: %s [-n NUM_RUNS]\n\n" "$(basename $0)"
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printf " -n NUM_RUNS the number of runs for each test case (defaults to $NUM_RUNS_DEFAULT)\n"
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exit 2
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}
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ARGS=""
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while getopts ":n:h" opt
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do
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case "$opt" in
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(n) if [ $((OPTARG)) -le 0 ]
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then
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printf "NUM_RUNS must be a positive number; got '%s'\n\n" "$OPTARG"
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usage
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fi
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ARGS="$ARGS -n $OPTARG"
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;;
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(h) usage
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;;
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(*) printf "Unrecognized argument '%s'\n\n" "$OPTARG"
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usage
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;;
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esac
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done
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shift $((OPTIND - 1))
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[ $# -eq 0 ] || usage
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cd bench
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mkdir ${TIMESTAMP}
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./mk_micro.sh
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MICRO_RAW=$(mktemp)
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printf "BENCHMARKING LAZY MODE\n"
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BENCH_LAZY="${TIMESTAMP}/lazy_bench.log"
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./bench.sh $ARGS >"$BENCH_LAZY"
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./bench.sh -d micro $ARGS >"$MICRO_RAW"
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MICRO_LAZY="${TIMESTAMP}/lazy_micro.log"
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./fixup_micro.sh "$MICRO_RAW" >"$MICRO_LAZY"
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printf "BENCHMARKING EAGER MODE\n"
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BENCH_EAGER="${TIMESTAMP}/eager_bench.log"
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FFS_ARGS="--eager" ./bench.sh $ARGS >"$BENCH_EAGER"
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FFS_ARGS="--eager" ./bench.sh -d micro $ARGS >"$MICRO_RAW"
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MICRO_EAGER="${TIMESTAMP}/eager_micro.log"
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./fixup_micro.sh "$MICRO_RAW" >"$MICRO_EAGER"
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rm "$MICRO_RAW"
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./generate_charts.R "$BENCH_LAZY" "$MICRO_LAZY"
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./generate_charts.R "$BENCH_EAGER" "$MICRO_EAGER"
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