add benchmark for deferred object drops #4179
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| fn criterion_benchmark(c: &mut Criterion) { | ||
| c.bench_function("drop_many_objects", drop_many_objects); | ||
| c.bench_function("deferred_drop_many_objects", deferred_drop_many_objects); |
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This is not an argument against adding this benchmark, but I fear we will need a multi-threaded benchmark to really measure the coherence traffic effects. This will be painful to do as a microbenchmark, but I fear we will be missing the larger picture without it.
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Agreed, we will probably need a couple of multi threaded benchmarks to model different usage patterns. In the end I had less time today than I was hoping, but I might be able to do some tomorrow.
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Closing as I think we superseded this with benchmarks added in #4178 |
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Testing #4174 and #4178, I thought this benchmark will be helpful.