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;tools: update instructions for installing quickbench

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Simon Michael 2021-06-15 15:19:38 -10:00
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CONTRIBUTING.md
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@ -1341,8 +1341,8 @@ Here are some useful optional tools:
Eg:
stack install ghcid shelltestrunner quickbench hasktags
brew install entr
stack install ghcid shelltestrunner hasktags
git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/quickbench; cd quickbench; stack install # must run in source dir
### Get the code

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@ -648,7 +648,7 @@ bench: quickbench
quickbench: samplejournals bench.sh $(call def-help,quickbench, benchmark commands in bench.sh with quickbench and $(BENCHEXES))
@echo; echo "run quick performance benchmarks in bench.sh (approximate, can be skewed):"
@which -s quickbench && quickbench -w $(BENCHEXES) || echo "quickbench not installed, skipping"
@which -s quickbench && quickbench -w $(BENCHEXES) || echo "quickbench not installed (see bench.sh), skipping"
# bench: samplejournals tests/bench.tests tools/simplebench \
# $(call def-help,bench,\

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bench.sh
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# can be affected by system activity. Usually this isn't a problem. The last
# (criterion) is more robust.
#
# Generate the test journals: make samplejournals
# Get quickbench: stack install quickbench
# Generate the test journals:
# make samplejournals
#
# Get quickbench:
# git clone https://github.com/simonmichael/quickbench
# cd quickbench
# stack install # must be run in source dir
#
# Measure performance:
# time ./bench.sh # show if these work, what they do, total time
# time ./bench.sh # show if these work, what they do, total time (GNU time also shows max memory)
# quickbench [OPTS] # time each command, one or more times
# make bench # time each command with several hledger versions (BENCHEXES in Makefile)
# stack bench hledger # time a different set of benchmarks (bench/bench.hs)
# stack bench hledger --ba --criterion # time more carefully, using criterion
# commands to benchmark:
# hledger -f examples/100x100x10.journal print
# hledger -f examples/1000x1000x10.journal print
hledger -f examples/10000x1000x10.journal print